Judicial attire is the clothing worn by judges and lawyers in court. It typically consists of a ROBE, which is a long, loose-fitting garment with wide sleeves. ROBES are usually black or dark blue in color and are often adorned with a white collar and cuffs. The term 'ROBE' is derived from the Latin word 'rubrum, ' meaning red. ROBES are traditionally worn over a suit or other formal attire. In some countries, such as the United Kingdom, judicial ROBES are also worn by barristers and solicitors.