Monastic garments are the traditional clothing worn by members of religious orders. These garments typically include ROBES and FROCKS, which are both long, loose-fitting garments. ROBES are usually made of a single piece of fabric that is draped over the body and fastened at the waist with a belt or sash. FROCKS are similar to ROBES, but they are usually made of two pieces of fabric that are sewn together at the shoulders and sides. Both ROBES and FROCKS are often decorated with religious symbols or insignia.