Togas were a type of clothing worn by ancient Greeks and Romans. They were usually made of white wool or linen and were draped around the body in a variety of ways. The term 'TOGA' is derived from the Latin word 'tegere, ' which means 'to cover.' ROBES, on the other hand, are garments that are typically loose-fitting and open in the front. They are usually made of heavier fabrics such as velvet or silk and are often used for formal occasions.