Wordle & NYT Games Hats

The New York Times bought Wordle in 2022, and the daily puzzle habit it started has since grown a whole family: Connections, with its colour-coded categories and a purple one that humbles everybody, Strands, and the Spelling Bee, where Genius is a fine rank and Queen Bee is the only one that counts. These hats are for the people who do all of them, usually before the coffee has finished brewing. The designs speak in the game's own vocabulary. ADIEU is the most famous starting word, set with its parenthetical aside. WORDLE IN TWO is the brag everyone screenshots. WORDLE 6/6 A WIN IS A WIN is the guess-six survivor's creed, and WORDLE HARD MODE is for anyone who plays by the rules the game offers. GENIUS IS NOT ENOUGH I NEED QUEEN BEE captures the Spelling Bee grind, and the Connections line admits to going for the purple category first, which is either brilliant or reckless. A lineup of WORDLE, CONNECTIONS and STRANDS covers the full morning routine, and NYT GAMES BEFORE COFFEE says it plainly. Every design is custom embroidered on an unstructured dad hat. The two strongest lines, the Genius line and the purple-category line, each get a second colorway. Wear it to the group chat's next score comparison.