What Can I Do With My Coat of Arms? Part 26 - In the Dressing Room

Now that you (and your significant other) are fully dressed in all your armorial finery, you are just about ready to leave the house and make an impression out there.

There's just a few more final touches to consider, all of which may serve to further display your coat of arms.

Is it going to rain at any point while you are out there? Then you may want to take your umbrella. You know it's yours, and everyone else will, too, because it has a ferrule near the handle with your coat of arms (or as here, crest) engraved onto it.

If not raining, is it going to be bright and sunny out there? You might take your sunglasses, kept safe in the sunglass case embroidered with your coat of arms.

What's the temperature going to be like, either on the way or at your destination? If it's going to be warm, an heraldically-decorated folding fan tucked into a pocket or purse can be useful as well as another display of your arms.

Are you going to be walking any distance? You (like me) might not be as young as you once were, and may wish to have the aid of a cane or walking stick, armorially decorated, of course!

Are you all set now? Ready to go?

Well, then, take one final look at yourself in the handy mirror hung on a nearby wall and emblazoned with your coat of arms, and be on your way!

Next time, we'll look at a few final items in the dressing room suitable for when you come back home from a big night out.