Surcoat
noun
A coat worn on top of other clothing in the past, often having the wearer's coat of arms.
In the medieval themed play, the king was seen wearing a luxurious surcoat.

Often appears as...
- medieval surcoat
- knight's surcoat
Usage tips
Historical
noun
A loose, sleeveless coat worn over armor for identification in battle.
The knight distinguished himself on the battlefield through his vibrant surcoat.

Often appears as...
- bright surcoat
- battle surcoat
Usage tips
Historical
noun
A coat worn on top of other clothing in the past, often having the wearer's coat of arms.
In the medieval themed play, the king was seen wearing a luxurious surcoat.

Often appears as...
- medieval surcoat
- knight's surcoat
Usage tips
Historical
noun
A loose, sleeveless coat worn over armor for identification in battle.
The knight distinguished himself on the battlefield through his vibrant surcoat.

Often appears as...
- bright surcoat
- battle surcoat
Usage tips
Historical
Definition 1 of 2

Historic Clothing
Surcoat refers to garments from bygone eras, not modern outerwear.

Museums display surcoats to illustrate historical attire.
Coat of Arms
Surcoats often bore the wearer's emblem, showcasing lineage or allegiance.

Nobles' surcoats were emblazoned with their family's coat of arms.
Theatrical Usage
In plays or films, surcoats help visually convey a historical period.

Actors wore surcoats to depict the medieval setting accurately.
Historic Clothing
Surcoat refers to garments from bygone eras, not modern outerwear.

Museums display surcoats to illustrate historical attire.
Coat of Arms
Surcoats often bore the wearer's emblem, showcasing lineage or allegiance.

Nobles' surcoats were emblazoned with their family's coat of arms.
Theatrical Usage
In plays or films, surcoats help visually convey a historical period.

Actors wore surcoats to depict the medieval setting accurately.
Historic Clothing
Surcoat refers to garments from bygone eras, not modern outerwear.

Museums display surcoats to illustrate historical attire.
Coat of Arms
Surcoats often bore the wearer's emblem, showcasing lineage or allegiance.

Nobles' surcoats were emblazoned with their family's coat of arms.
Theatrical Usage
In plays or films, surcoats help visually convey a historical period.

Actors wore surcoats to depict the medieval setting accurately.
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