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The current lineup isn't a sprawling merch empire with twenty hoodie colorways. The official store keeps things focused, with a handful of designs that feel like they were tucked into a field journal. Here's what's in rotation.
Born to be Wilde Sticker
The entry-level essential is the Born to be Wilde Sticker | Emily Wilde. At $7.99, this premium vinyl sticker features the phrase "Born to be Wilde" in a serif typeface that looks like something Emily herself would have hand-copied from a medieval manuscript. It's waterproof, scratch-resistant, and the matte finish means it'll hold up on a laptop or water bottle through a semester's worth of library sessions. If you're testing the waters for a friend who's constantly citing faerie folklore, this is a low-risk, high-charm intro.
If you end up liking the sticker's vibe, check out Emily Wilde's sticker collection for other designs that slot into the same aesthetic.
Born to be Wilde T Shirt
For the reader who wants to broadcast their allegiance on a daily basis, the Born to be Wilde T Shirt | Emily Wilde is the more substantial sibling of the sticker. Priced at $25.00, this shirt carries the same line on a soft, pre-shrunk cotton tee. It runs true to size and the print has a slightly distressed look, so it doesn't feel like a cheap promo item. It's the kind of shirt that works with jeans or under a cardigan, which feels exactly right for a series set in the shadowy corners of academia.
Embrace Your Wilde Side! T Shirt
If you want something a bit more playful, the Embrace Your Wilde Side! T Shirt | Emily Wilde is $29.99 and leans into the "wild" pun. The design is larger and bolder, with a whimsical vine motif that loops around the text. This is the one you buy if you want to make eye contact with a fellow fan at the used bookstore and get a knowing nod.
Don't Be a Murder Hobo Enamel Pin
The crown jewel of the accessories lineup is the Don't Be a Murder Hobo Enamel Pin | Emily Wilde. At $24.99, this hard enamel pin is a direct wink at a recurring joke in tabletop RPG circles, and it fits Emily's pragmatic approach to dangerous situations. She'd absolutely tuck this on her satchel and never elaborate. The pin has a gold plating that looks antique, with a rubber clutch backing, so it won't fall off mid-commute. For the player in your D&D group who also loves the books, this is the cross-reference gift that hits twice.