What are some unique swag from Europe?

Italy

Jerseys with team logos:

Because Italy has a lot of team fans, there are so many jerseys to buy back.

Glass:

Originally from the island of Murano in the 13th century, it has a long history of glass making. Since the Renaissance, glassblowers have developed a natural way of working together. Competition with each other forced them to use new techniques and colors, and these glass artists and craftsmen became world famous. Nowadays, glassblowers have always used the unique recipes of Murano's craftsmanship. For many generations, the composition of the recipe has remained a closely guarded secret.

Italian masks:

Every year in Italy, during the Carnival, there are a lot of people wearing special costumes and gorgeous masks in the streets. It's also one of the most beautiful sights in Italy.

Italian lace and weaving:

Beginning in the middle of the 16th century, Venice's magnificent brocade weaving and silk velvet was one of the traditional industries.

Of course, there is also Italian clothing. Wine and food. I won't go into that here.

The characteristic Italian motifs are green. White. Red flag colors. There is also gray, and I think the Apennine eagle.

Germany

Zeiss binoculars, Rolleiflex and Leica cameras, Zwilling knives, leather goods, music boxes, pewter and wax, Meissen china, watches, woolen goods, woodcarvings, Worpswede handicrafts from Bremen, Mittenwald fiddles, the Black Forest (Schwarzwald), the Black Forest, and the Black Forest. Schwarzwald cuckoo clocks, durable Birdenstock slippers

Britain

burberry scarves,

Mark?&?Spencer's food

Hugo's perfume

trench coats, bone china teacups

Uhm. ...... Australia is kind of the same thing ......

Actually, I know Australia best compared to the above, after all, I'm the child of immigrants to Australia

Then any of your random gifts look good, they're all good.

I'll leave it at that ah