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The funny thing is I hardly know anyone w/ a conventional name that owns that stuff. Just us weirdos that feel left out that want it.
I don't think it's a care/don't care scenario. They're trying to sell those goods to as many people as possible and are targeting the biggest crowd of consumers they feasibly can. They're limited by real-world constraints.
Algorithmically generated tshirts are a great example of what happens to inventory when you remove those constraints.
I'm guessing you’re overthinking how much effort goes into stocking tourist trap kitsch shops. They’re so generic, yet obviously make enough money to be viable. I don't think the mentality in starting one is "I will get rich" - it's "I will maintain a lifestyle."
So independently owned ones, why take risk on up front cost of customization equipment? Makes more sense for franchised ones, maybe, but slim margins there too. I think it's literally just "this isn't a big enough problem yet."
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