Forum Attire is a term used to describe the traditional clothing worn in ancient Rome. The most common attire for men was the TOGA, which was a large piece of cloth draped around the body and over the shoulder. The togae was a longer version of the TOGA, reaching down to the ankles. The TOGAS was a shorter version of the TOGA, reaching just below the knees. All three forms of attire were typically made from white wool and were worn by both men and women.