History Main / HerBoyfriendsJacket

* ''VisualNovel/MonsterProm'': If the player makes a successful run in which Amira ends up with Scott, the Polaroid at the end of the credits will be one of them stargazing together, while she wears his jacket.

* ''Literature/ASongOfIceAndFire''

* In ''VisualNovel/FateHollowAtaraxia'', Sakura takes a shirt of Shirou's to mend it. He later finds her cuddling it in her room, and (after some embarrassment on her part) offers to [[https://www.i-order.asia/page/culture.html#:~:text=On%20graduation%20day%20at%20junior,may%20give%20her%20his%20button. give her his second button]] when he graduates. This example of the trope doesn't indicate that they've become a couple (that happened months ago, in the previous game), but it shows that they're becoming more comfortable with each other.

* ''WesternAnimation/SheRaAndThePrincessesOfPower'': WordOfGod is that rather than exchanging rings or anything like that, married couples exchange their favorite pieces of clothing. This is most prominent with Netossa and Spinnerella, whose necklaces clearly match each other's outfits. [[spoiler:The ImagineSpot of the future features Catra wearing Adora's wing pin and Bow is wearing one of Glimmer's earrings, indicating that both couples are married by that point.]]

* ''Manga/IBelongToTheBaddestGirlAtSchool'': In most of the volume releases, the afterword is accompanied by a drawing of one of the characters wearing their significant other's clothing. These include [[https://imgur.com/A2YXfJ6 Kanade in Fuyuhiko's hoodie and school jacket]] for Volume 1, [[https://imgur.com/TWnsNl0 Fuyuhiko (and his cat) wearing Kanade's tiger jacket]] in Volume 5, [[https://imgur.com/sghn5M8 Matsuri]] and [[https://imgur.com/YR2cbfd Yutaka]] switching uniforms for Volumes 2 and 3, [[https://imgur.com/vVb7msy Aika stealing Fuyuhiko's shirt]] for Volume 4... [[TheLastOfTheseIsNotLikeTheOthers and Tasuku in a girls' uniform]] [[https://imgur.com/lbGQi6u for Volume 6]].

** ExaggeratedTrope: The key moment in a Westerosi wedding ceremony is when the groom takes off his cloak and puts it on his bride. It symbolizes him taking her under his protection. This tradition means that ''all'' occurrences of cloak-sharing in the series that are supercharged with RuleOfSymbolism at the ''least'', and a downright MetaphoricalMarriage if you're wearing ShippingGoggles.

* In the ''Franchise/MarvelCinematicUniverse'' fanfic ''[[https://archiveofourown.org/works/33911125 Designated Duty]]'', when Steve sees Sharon getting ready for a girls' night with Natasha and Wanda, he offers her his jacket to which Sharon responds that she'll wear it to bed tonight, flustering Steve. [[TheBabyOfTheBunch Wanda]] [[ComicallyMissingThePoint thinks to herself on why someone would wear a jacket to sleep]]. [[BrickJoke At the end of the story, when Wanda is messaging Vision, she asks for a reason as to why someone would wear a jacket to bed.]] Vision, [[StrangeMindsThinkAlike not getting the social cue either]], thinks its because of the cold.

* ''Series/MsMarvel'': In the flashback episode showing the romance of Kamala's great-grandparents Aisha and Hasan, a political activist and flower farmer, the first sign that the two had fallen in love is when Aisha is shown wearing one of Hasan's flowers in her hair. We see the flower first, ''then'' her pregnant belly.

** Amy Pond, disconsolate after [[spoiler:the death of the Doctor]] in "[[/Recap/DoctorWhoS32E13TheWeddingOfRiverSong The Wedding of River Song]]", is shown consoling herself by drinking wine on her patio, wearing the Letterman's jacket Rory was sporting in "[[Recap/DoctorWhoS32E8LetsKillHitler Let's Kill Hitler]]".

* ''Film/{{Spaceballs}}'': While they're not a couple yet, Lone Starr loans Vespa his jacket when he noticed she was getting cold. Not long after, romance is beginning to form between them.