Tree diagram tie - red and black

Stylish enough to wear to conferences, subtle enough to wear to a job interview, and sure to amaze and delight your colleagues when they realise these aren't just random lines, this tree structure tie is a work of stealth nerdery. Every possible structural combination, up to five levels deep (including reflections, but you'll need to do your own rotations by looking at yourself in a mirror), is diagrammed and artistically arranged in black tree diagrams on a red background. The trees come without words or labels, so you can assume they're in your favourite language and theory! (We take no responsibility for what may happen if you get a fabric-safe pen and try to label the trees yourself, but please do send us a picture if you try!) Originally designed with syntax tree diagrams in mind (thanks to Heidi Harley and David Peter Medeiros for consultation on aesthetically pleasing syntax motifs), this tree structure tie is suitable for everyone who's interested in the hidden structures of things, including semantic structures, syllable structures, morphological structures, computational structures, linguistic family trees, and more! 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.