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Yes clothing is something I would start out with. Hats are great. Málaga ...ughh this site of there places make the US look so dull. Funny how place in FL beaches try to recreate this vibe and fail. The history your around must be overwhelming...

I have here a first small list of typical products on Crete or Greece, which a friend of mine has sent me. The prices are indicative prices and minimum prices, which can go up a bit.

Feta cheese:
Price: €8–12/kg

Olive oil (Extra Virgin):
Price: €4–9/L

Greek yogurt:
Price: €3–6/kg

Local Greek wine:
Price: €6–15/bottle (depending on brand and vintage)

Ouzo (traditional Greek spirit):
Price: €10–20/bottle

Honey (local varieties):
Price: €8–15/kg

Greek olives (Kalamata!!! or others):
Price: €4–8/kg

Baklava
Price: €2–5 per piece

Greek coffee (in a café):
Price: €1.50–3 per cup

Herbs (very good business!!(oregano, thyme, etc.):
Price: €2–5 per bundle

Mastic gum products
Price: €5–15 per pack (depending on type)

Handmade ceramics (plates, bowls, etc.):
Price: €15–60 per piece (depending on size and craftsmanship)

Leather sandals (handmade):
Price: €30–80 depending on design

Raki (Cretan spirit):
Price: €8–15/bottle

Tsoureki (Greek Easter bread):
Price: €5–10 per loaf

Loukoumi (Turkish delight):
Price: €5–10 per box (depending on size)

Handwoven textiles (rugs, blankets):
Price: from €50

Hand-painted icons (religious art):
Price: from €30 depending on size and artistry

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I would love to trade for rugs blankets or gum. Pretty much dry goods to start out with.

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I can’t remember if I have tried Greek wine 🍷… 🧐

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Try Mavrodaphne. It's incredible strong, sweet... nearly like Port

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