The term 'JUDGE's Garment' refers to the clothing worn by a JUDGE while presiding over a court. This clothing typically consists of a GOWN and a ROBE. A GOWN is a long, loose-fitting garment that is usually made of a heavy fabric such as velvet or silk. A ROBE is a loose-fitting outer garment that is often worn over other clothing. Both garments are traditionally black in color and are worn to signify the authority of the JUDGE.