A Roman Gown is a type of clothing that was popular in Ancient Rome. It is also known as a TUNIC, which is a garment consisting of a shirt or blouse with a close-fitting waist and long sleeves, typically made of light cloth. The TUNIC was the most common form of clothing worn by both men and women in Ancient Rome. It was usually made of linen or wool and could be decorated with embroidery or other decorations.