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what to sell on a xmass market

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Hello,

I have a nice deal to attend a xmass market in our town. I love to attend but i have no clue what to sell. We can do vynil and sublimation but we have a wide format printer for sublimation. our business is tshirts but I have no clue what kind of shirts to sell on a market. Xmass in europe is not the same as in the USA i guess.

please give me some input

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Look at the market and what other vendors cary and at what price point they are selling. Then decide from their. You want to showcase your best products but you must also understand what type of customers you will be getting. First understand the customer than choose the products you will bring.
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one word - krampus

europeans love creepy overlords stealing their children
i don't know why, maybe a genetic/educational/cultural predisposition to serfdom
they seem to willingly forgo their freedom to others whom by bloodline are deemed their 'superiors',
and therefore own them and their children to do with as they want

and if there arises any sort of cry for freedom, they all rally behind the super-state's storm-troopers
to rain death and violence upon the free-thinking radicals
(as can be witnessed today in catalonia)

In ancient times, a dark, hairy, horned beast was said to show up at the door to beat children, and carry them off in his sharp claws. The Krampus could be heard in the night by the sound of his echoing cloven hooves and his rattling iron chains. The strangest part was that he was in league with Santa Claus.

The unnerving beast was no demon, however. He was the mythical Krampus, companion to Saint Nicholas (known as Santa Claus, Father Christmas, Kris Kringle, etc.) While Saint Nicholas now has the reputation of loving all children and visiting them at Christmastime, judging their character and giving gifts to the ‘nice’ ones and lumps of coal to the ‘naughty’ ones, Krampus plays the dangerous sidekick.
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into the T said:
one word - krampus

europeans love creepy overlords stealing their children
i don't know why, maybe a genetic/educational/cultural predisposition to serfdom
they seem to willingly forgo their freedom to others whom by bloodline are deemed their 'superiors',
and therefore own them and their children to do with as they want

and if there arises any sort of cry for freedom, they all rally behind the super-state's storm-troopers
to rain death and violence upon the free-thinking radicals
(as can be witnessed today in catalonia)
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Rare Exports was an interesting and unexpected movie. Perfect if you are in the mood for a Christmas monster movie.


That said, I assume people largely buy gifts for others ... which may in themselves have little to do with Christmas. But that's the USA perspective, so ...
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Every retailer has same confusion on xmas season, what would be the market, what to sell, you dont need to confuse, observer the market, get the latest trend or movie trend which will enhance the sell on xmas.. First, customer looking for offers, on offers they love to buy anything and make more offers and deal on combo products, enjoy xmas, Happy Christmas.
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