Loose-fitting attire is a term used to describe clothing that is not form-fitting or tight. TOGAS are a type of loose-fitting garment that was popular in Ancient Rome and is still worn today in some cultures. The toga was a large piece of cloth draped around the body and fastened at the shoulder with a fibula, or brooch. It was usually made of wool or linen and could be decorated with stripes, fringes, or embroidery.