Esoteric symbols tie - Unicode blue

Have you ever browsed the "Insert Symbol" menu just to explore all the cool symbols? Do you stay up late down a Wikipedia rabbit hole about obscure symbols? Would your ideal love letter be written in webdings? Or do you just...somehow...know a little bit too much about Unicode? You're no longer alone. We've hand-selected our favourite esoteric Unicode symbols from the editing, logic, music, game piece, punctuation, mathematics, currency, shapes, planets, arrows, and Just Plain Looks Cool sections of Unicode, including fan favourites like the interrobang, multiocular o, the old school b&w snowman, the pilcrow (paragraph marker), the one-em, two-em AND three-em dashes, and yes, the classic Unicode error diamond with question mark itself. (No emoji or alphabetic/orthographic symbols because, well, we had to draw the line somewhere.) You can now wear these esoteric symbols in a pleasing tile pattern on a tie! Most people who see it will just think it's some random design, but the one person in a thousand who appreciates it is your new best friend. Available in black on white, white on black, brown on cream, light blue on medium blue, or bright green on very dark green, whether your inspiration for symbols is medieval manuscripts, Word docs, vintage airmail, Night Mode, or The Matrix, we've got you covered. Esoteric symbols print also available on mugs, scarves and notebooks over on RedBubble. Brought to you by Lingthusiasm: clothing and merch that's enthusiastic about linguistics! Lingthusiasm the podcast transforms your boring commute or chores into a lively, nerdy conversation, and now you can wear your linguistics fandom on your sleeve, around your neck, and surrounding your coffee or books.