A village in Cornwall should not be selling magnets of London
But it often does, because the souvenir trade runs on orders of hundreds. Most suppliers will not take an order under 500 units, so most British places cannot afford souvenirs of themselves.
We start at five. A four-room B&B can have its own welcome gift. A one-room museum can have its own keyring. A café can put something by the till that nobody else sells.
We sell these products over the counter in our own shop, so we know what people pick up and what they put back down.