A beach robe is a type of clothing that is typically worn over swimwear when at the beach. The term can refer to a variety of different garments, including a CAFTAN (6 letters), which is a long, loose-fitting garment with long sleeves and an open front; a TOGA (4 letters), which is a draped garment that is usually made of wool and is worn over one shoulder; a stola (5 letters), which is a long, sleeveless dress that is often worn by Roman women; a KIMONO (6 letters), which is a traditional Japanese garment with wide sleeves and a sash; and an ALB (3 letters), which is a long, white robe that is worn by priests and other religious figures.