At a leather boot shop in the Indonesian city of Bandung, workers handle an order from Texas but owner Etnawati Melani says she fears such business will dwindle when Donald Trump's tariffs hit exports. The United States is Indonesia's biggest market for footwear exports and the American president announced Tuesday he would impose 19 percent tolls on top of a baseline 10 percent for Southeast Asia's biggest economy. "We need to calculate whether it will still be economically sound for us to export to America," she said. "We can still shift, for instance I can enter Japan's market." IMAGES AND SOUNDBITES