Nice, possibly "British" gift, which can be easily packed?

[FromageFred]

My DF and his wife are visiting soon from Europe. I would like to get them something for Christmas that they can easily take home with them in their luggage. Budget up to £30. Ideally something for them as couple rather than individual gifts. I know they like 'British' interiors, seaside theme etc. Any ideas?

[cakeymccakington]

Marmite. Obviously

[FromageFred]

DF hates marmite. His wife might find it amusing though.

[raglansleeve]

What about a subscription to a homes/lifestyle magazine such as Coast or Country Living - they mail overseas, and have articles on interiors, British regions etc.

[PetraStrorm]

Something Cath Kidston-ish? If they like that style of thing. I imagine it can be seen as very quintessential English-y, and you could get cushion covers or a tablecloth/placemats - all easy to transport.

[raglansleeve]

Or a lovely print by someone like Jo Grundy - I love her winter scenes and am dropping hints to DH, but she has some coastal subjects too.

[LemonysSnicket]

Try john lewis, they have loads of that kind of thing.

[raglansleeve]

Emma Bridgewater mugs, or Cornishware

[PotteringAlong]

Something Paddington related?

[PotteringAlong]

www.selfridges.com/GB/en/cat/paddington-paddington-bear-carry-tin-with-biscuits_556-80011470-FKT12767X/

Like this?

[minipie]

Nice tea and shortbread
Emma Bridgewater or Richard Bramble

[FromageFred]

Thanks for all the suggestions. Especially Richard Bramble which I'd never heard of before but has some suitable things. It's either that or posh tea and biscuits I think.

[OlennasWimple]

Fortnum & Mason teabags