coats

That's because it is from Lord Baltimore's family's coats of arms - look up Crossland and Calvert coats of arms.

If you are talking about everyone wearing electric coats and blankets and their AC equivalents, forget about it.

My complain is that most of them use white coats, so they look like Chemistry/Biology/Medical scientific.

Poor students from warmer places are unlikely to own a sufficient range of coats and hats.

Is there a standardized or widespread character set with company logos or coats of arms?

The things that do the job of an umbrella while looking like a hat or coat are actually just hats and coats.

Some, of course had turned their coats already at the time of repeal.

I take crap at work for wearing sport coats and pants made of wool.

Some of those coats look fit to last a lifetime.

Foxes will change their coats but not their ways.

But they were fucked up in their turn By fools in old-style hats and coats, Who half the time were soppy-stern And half at one another’s throats.

I ended up with one of those colorful coats so I could go down to the trading floor and swear at our computers there.

All cubes must have a visitor chair preferably 2 or 3, although people "illegally" stacked manuals or threw coats on their chairs if they wanted to keep people out.

> If you do an image search of the word "scientist," you will likely get a flood of pictures of mostly white males wearing lab coats.

I found the Google's goofy "people in lab coats destroy Chromebooks in amusing ways" ads (conveying the concept that no data is lost) pretty compelling; too bad Chromebooks are so limited even today.

I have a "poor man's" version of that: an 8 inch tablet (both my winter and summer coats have large inner pockets!) with a bluetooth keyboard & mouse and a simple stand for when I need/want to use it more like a laptop.