Ancient Roman Robes were traditionally made from two different materials: togae and TOGAS. Togae were a type of woolen cloak worn by both men and women, while TOGAS were a garment made from white wool or linen that was worn exclusively by men. Both garments were draped around the body and fastened with a belt or brooch. The togae and TOGAS were the traditional clothing of Ancient Rome and were often decorated with embroidery or other embellishments.