Morse Code Necktie. In 1844, a famous portrait painter named Samuel Morse ended his 12-year toil to perfect the electric telegraph, and the alphabet he designed for it - a series of dits and dahs used to spell out messages over cables to a receiver. It wasn't long before it became the standard way to send messages over a long distance, and the code is still in use internationally.• Pattern: Screen printed Morse Code key.• Fabric: Silky-soft microfiber.• Printing ink: Non-toxic, waterbased ink.• Print size: 17" from bottom point.• Tie Size: Choose standard, narrow, or XL.• Color: Many! Your choice from dropdown menu.• Care: Hand wash, spot clean, or dry clean.• Creases and folds? Gently iron medium. Since it takes some time to master Morse Code, this bold pattern of dots and dashes on your tie makes a stylish cheat sheet to learn A-Z and 0-9.
