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In a world filled with traditional holidays that dominate our calendars, there exists a hidden realm of celebration where lesser-known festivities take center stage. These fringe holidays, often overlooked by the masses, possess a distinct charm that captures the hearts of those seeking something extraordinary. But what happens when these unofficial holidays collide with the vast potential of Amazon Merch on Demand? Can this dynamic combination ignite a sartorial revolution that embraces the spirit of these unique celebrations? Let’s find out together with the help of Merch Informer. Are unofficial holidays a lucrative option to explore? As a merch creator on Amazon, you’re probably accustomed to prepping for some of the most popular seasonal trends. These include Christmas, St. Valentines […]

If the spring season is officially upon us, that means a series of cultural and religious celebrations are taking place. The faithful and people from all over the planet are about to embark on their annual rituals, and today we will focus on the merchandising that one can do to support Eid. Read on to learn more of the basics of this Islamic holiday and to see some examples of the popular offerings that are already out there. THE DIFFERENT EIDS OF ISLAM Eid al-Fitr, also known as the “Holiday of Breaking the Fast,” is a Muslim holiday celebrated on the third day of Ramadan. The earlier of Islam’s two official holidays, also known as the Festival of Sweets, is […]

Beginning on the 15th of the Hebrew month of Nissan, or April 5–13, 2023 on the common calendar, the Jewish holiday of Passover is observed. The eight-day annual holiday (also known as Pesach) honors the mythology surrounding the release of the ancient Hebrews from slavery in prehistoric Egypt. A key feature of this is for adherents to avoid any leavening while observing Pesach, which is celebrated with the Seder feasts that feature four cups of wine, matzah, bitter herbs, and the recitation of the Exodus story. PESACH The name “Pesach” is a Hebrew word which means “to pass over,” since it is held that on the first Passover eve, whilst slaying the Egyptian firstborn children, the god of Abraham spared […]