The term 'Garment of Ancient Greece' refers to two items of clothing: the TUNIC and the himation. The TUNIC was a simple, sleeveless garment that was worn by both men and women in Ancient Greece. It was usually made of wool or linen and was fastened at the shoulders with clasps or pins. The himation was a larger, more elaborate garment that was worn by men and women of higher social status. It was made of a heavier fabric such as wool or linen and was draped over the body in various ways.