Loose robes are a type of clothing that have been worn for centuries in many different cultures. The term 'loose robe' can refer to a variety of garments, including the manteau (7 letters), KAFTAN (6 letters), CAFTAN (6 letters), TOGA (4 letters), and simar (5 letters). These garments are typically made of lightweight fabrics and feature long, flowing silhouettes. They are often decorated with intricate embroidery or beading, and may be worn for both formal and informal occasions.