Women’S Room 🚺️

The women's room symbol mirrors its male counterpart but features a stylized silhouette of a woman—typically shown with a triangular or A-line dress shape, and sometimes with an indication of longer hair. Like the men's room sign, it uses a white figure on a blue or standard background with bold, clear lines for maximum visibility.

This emoji serves primarily practical functions in real-world contexts: marking restroom locations, giving directions, and identifying gender-specific facilities in public spaces. In messaging, it's used alongside the men's room emoji when discussing bathroom availability, in jokes about waiting times, or when describing facility layouts for accessibility or planning purposes.

The figure's dress silhouette became the universal visual shorthand for women's facilities decades ago, and this emoji carries that same recognizable design language. Just like its male counterpart, it's more commonly encountered on websites, venue maps, and practical guides than in casual social chatter.

Approved as part of Unicode Emoji 0.6 in 2010, this emoji represents standardized public signage that has remained consistent across global infrastructure for generations.