Judge's attire typically consists of a ROBE, which is a long, loose-fitting garment with wide sleeves. ROBES are usually made of a heavy fabric such as velvet or silk and are often worn over other clothing. Judges in some countries may also wear a wig and a gavel. The term 'ROBE' is derived from the Latin word 'rauba, ' which means 'CLOAK.' The term 'ROBES' is used to refer to a set of ROBES, such as those worn by judges.