Ancient Roman garments included togae, TOGAS, and pallae. Togae were short cloaks worn by men and women in Ancient Rome. They were usually made of wool and were fastened with a clasp or brooch. TOGAS were the traditional garment of Ancient Rome, worn by men and women alike. They were made of wool or linen and were draped around the body in a specific way. Pallae were long, rectangular cloaks worn by both men and women. They were usually made of wool and were fastened with a belt or sash.