robing room

An oak‐paneled room located on the main floor of the Supreme Court building next to the Conference Room. It contains nine adjacent closets that hold the judicial robes of the justices. Each closet door has a brass nameplate for its justice. The closets are arranged in order of the justices' seniority. The room's dark maroon carpeting bears a design of laurel wreaths and five‐pointed stars. Here, the justices come before sessions to robe. The room also holds a copying machine and a desk for the Court's messenger.

— Francis Helminski

Before each session of the Supreme Court, the justices go to the robing room on the main floor of the Supreme Court Building, next to the Conference Room. The robing room contains nine closets, one for each justice, which hold the judicial robes. In this room, the justices put on their robes before appearing in public for a session of the Court.