A Roman cloak is a type of clothing worn by ancient Romans. The most common cloaks were the TOGA, abolla, and stola. The TOGA was a large piece of cloth draped around the body and over the shoulder. The abolla was a shorter cloak that was worn over the TOGA and was usually made of wool. The stola was a long garment worn by married women and was usually made of linen. All three of these cloaks were essential parts of the traditional Roman wardrobe.