Welcome to my Wearable Heraldry Page

Greetings from Khevron, "at Large" Herald!

I thought I'd see if I could inspire folk to design arms in a fashion that would easily lend itself to inclusion in heraldic clothing.
Here are some photos:
(Updated Jan 7, 2019)

Heraldic dresses:

One doesn't necessarily have to use the whole of their arms in the layout of the arms.

Using colors only

Using colors and charges

Use of colors, Charges and semy/background charges

Impaling spousal arms together

Elements in design - Lion from Spouses arms, and dags make in the shape of Lion's Tail tufts.

Elements in design - Major colors and accents of charges.

From "Heraldic Display" on Pinterest.

14th Century drawings of Heraldic Cottes

Heraldic Fighting Tabards/Surcotes:

Arms and Badge Quartered

Using Whole Arms

Using Whole Arms

Using color and background of Armory

Heraldic Accessories & Regalia:

Group/Branch Heraldic Regalia:

The current Royalty (Kingdom, Principality or Barony) of any branch are entitled wear the arms of that branch.

Their Their Herald, as Their spokesman, wears the arms of the branch as well, being the voice of the Crown or Coronet.

Herald's Tabard, Oertha

Royalty get to wear other garments to identify themselves and their station.

Baronial Cloak, Winter's Gate

Ceremonial Cloak, Cynagua

For inspiration, visit heraldry information site links below.

Think 'Simple'. ;-)