Roman men wore a toga or a pallium over a tunic. The toga was a cloth of 6 metre (20 ft.) which was wrapped around the body The pallium was a rectangular cloak which could be loosely draped and folded over the left shoulder (reminiscent of a toga) or folded two or three times into a wide strip of draped around the body and also draped twice over the left shoulder. It could be used as a blanket or folded up and sat upon. It replaced the toga for many Romans in Late Antiquity. In this later period it was sometimes semi-circular.
Roman women wore a stola (two rectangular segments of cloth joined at the side by fibulae and buttons with the garment draping freely over the front) over a tunic and a palla a sort of shawl made of an oblong piece of material which bit like a shawl draped over the left shoulder, under the right arm, and then over the left arm. It could be with or without hood.
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a god duuuuuuuhhhhhhhh The term "robes" is misleading in a way. Any draped garment could be considered a robe. The Romans wore tunics and togas and the toga could loosely be considered a robe as it had no sleeves and was long and covered the body.
togas. robe kind of things wraped around
A toga was/is a rectangular piece of cloth having rounded or curved corners on one long side. This curved side was the bottom. The length of the rectangular cloth varied, depending upon the size of the person wearing it and the fashion of the times.
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Military personnel wore basic white tunics with a robe that was either yellow or brown. Their tunics were shorter than the average man's and fell just over their knees, letting onlookers know right away how important they were. Short pants and a military kilt were worn by Roman soldiers while they were on duty.
it is a toga
The flowing robe is based on the Roman goddess of liberty, Libertas!
What is the long robe of black silk or other material also cassock?noun: soutane 1. a long cassock with buttons down the front; worn by Roman Catholic priests
It has a long vowel sound.
The word "robe" has a long o sound.
Roman soldiers. His robe had no seams so they could not separate the cloth without destroying the garment.
Roman Catholic AnswerHis house robe, or street wear is called a soutane, or a cassock. The white robe that he wears over that for the Sacraments is called an Alb.
a long robe
a long robe
a god duuuuuuuhhhhhhhh The term "robes" is misleading in a way. Any draped garment could be considered a robe. The Romans wore tunics and togas and the toga could loosely be considered a robe as it had no sleeves and was long and covered the body.
The full body robe is called burqa. It follows Islamic law for women to cover from head to toes while in public.
togas. robe kind of things wraped around