An altar robe is a type of clothing worn by religious figures during ceremonies. It typically consists of four garments: a TOGA, stola, CAFTAN, and ALB. A TOGA is a long, draped garment made of wool or linen, while a stola is a long, sleeveless dress with a belt. A CAFTAN is a long, loose-fitting garment with wide sleeves, and an ALB is a white, ankle-length tunic. Altar robes are often decorated with embroidery and other embellishments.