The term 'Old Roman Garment' refers to two items of clothing that were worn by ancient Romans: the TOGA and the TUNIC. The TOGA was a large, semi-circular piece of cloth draped over the body and fastened at the shoulder. It was typically worn by men and was a symbol of citizenship. The TUNIC was a simple garment consisting of two pieces of cloth sewn together at the sides and shoulders. It was usually worn by both men and women and was often decorated with embroidery or other embellishments.