Roman Attire was a type of clothing worn by citizens of the Roman Empire. It consisted of two main garments: the TOGA and the TUNIC. The TOGA was a large, semi-circular piece of cloth draped around the body and over the shoulder. The TUNIC was a long, sleeveless garment that was usually made of wool or linen and was worn underneath the TOGA. Both garments were typically white in color and were often decorated with embroidery or other decorations.