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All over Washington you can findĀ U.S. President Elect Donald Trump presidential inauguration memorabilia for sale. From t-shirts to buttons and bobble-heads, vendors are hoping to cash in onĀ inauguration day.

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Merchandise featuring pictures of US President-elect Donald Trump near the capitol building in Washington, DC.Jewel Samad/AFP / Getty Images

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A supporter of US President-elect Donald Trump walks around the capitol building as final preparations are underway in Washington, DC.Jewel Samad/AFP / Getty Images

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Cardboard cutouts of U.S. President Barack Obama, from left, U.S. President-elect Donald Trump and Hillary Clinton, former secretary of state, stand inside a store at Union Station in Washington, D.C.David Paul Morris/Bloomberg

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A shopper holds out a U.S. President Elect Donald Trump presidential inauguration memorabilia button for a photograph in the White House gift store in Washington, D.C.David Paul Morris/Bloomberg

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A shopper browses presidential inauguration memorabilia in the White House gift store in Washington, D.C..David Paul Morris/Bloomberg

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A U.S. President-elect Donald Trump bobble-head is displayed for sale inside the White House gift store in Washington, D.C.David Paul Morris/Bloomberg

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Buttons for sale are posted as preparations continue for Friday's inauguration of Donald Trump in Washington.Matt Rourke/The Associated Press

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Vendors set up a stand to sell shirts and hats for the inauguration of U.S. President-elect Donald Trump at a gas station on Capitol Hill in Washington.Jonathan Ernst/Reuters

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Military personnel walk along the National Mall in Washington, DC.John Minchillo/The Associated Press

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Souvenir buttons are seen on sale at a stand near the White House in Washington, DC.Timothy A. Clark/AFP / Getty Images

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