New Delhi, Nov. 11 -- Indian garment exporters are reducing their dependence on the US and expanding into Europe, the UK and domestic markets amid tariff-related disruptions and uncertainty over future trade relations with Washington.

According to a Reuters report, companies are diversifying export destinations, exploring new markets and shifting manufacturing to lower-cost locations.

Orient Craft, which supplies British retailers Next and Marks & Spencer, has sharply reduced its US exposure following tariff increases announced by US President Donald Trump in April 2025.

The US now accounts for less than 10 per cent of the company's sales, down from 84 per cent before the tariff changes. Founder Sudhir Dhingra said the company had shif...