Trump's inauguration merchandise includes chocolate bars, hot sauce and a dog poo bag

Donald Trump will be sworn in as the 45th President of the United States on 20 January at the United States Capitol. With festivities spread across 19, 20 and 21 January, there's a lot of time for Trump inspired merchandise to fly off the shelves, and, being the consummate businessman (based on who you ask) that he is, Trump is leaving no stone unturned. Trump's transition team, on 3 January, announced their own collection of merchandise tied to the inauguration.

The merchandise includes Trump-themed glasses, mugs, cups, hats and much more. There is even a "President No. 45 Trump U.S.A." pin! The merch being flogged on Trump's own website goes for anywhere between $12-$60. The official shop is funded by the Trump Make America Great Again Committee. Sweatshirts with the inaugural seal are selling for a pricey $55. There are also Russian Matryoshka dolls of President-Elect Donald Trump and a Red Cap Collectible Ornament with the words "Make America Great Again" for just $99.

But it isn't just Trump's camp trying to cash in. Everyone seems to have jumped on the inauguration gravy train, from street vendors and small boutique shops to high-end boutiques and online shops. Whether you're on Trump's side or not, you can buy merchandise featuring the man with 'tiny hands' to suit your mood. An email sent out from the transition team on 3 January, announcing the newest and latest merchandise says, "With Inauguration Day just weeks away, we're launching an Inaugural Collection of special-edition merchandise to commemorate this historic day in American history."

It is a known fact that Presidents sell special memorabilia for the inauguration, according to a recent survey, inauguration is big business for Washington D.C., generating over a billion dollars for the local economy. But what is unusual, even if not surprising, are the number of gag items being sold.

Sales are down from when Barack Obama was elected President in 2008 and then again in 2012, but vendors expect an upturn in the last few days before Trump's inauguration.

If you're ready to "Make America Great Again", then be prepared to buy more than just a red hat showing your support. There are beer koozies, shirts, hats, sweatshirts, pint glasses, cups, hats and T-shirts. There are even Trump-themed gadgets and trinkets. Here are some of the Presidential-themed items you will find for sale at every nook and corner during Trump's inauguration.

1. Donald Trump gummy bears

2. Donald Trump chocolate bars