Roman & Greek Clothing

Ancient Roman Clothing & Ancient Greece Clothing

Ancient Roman Clothing :

The toga, tunic, stola, brooch and breech

Toga- The toga was normally around 20 feet in length and wrapped around a woman's entire body covering the tunic.

Tunic- This was worn by both men and woman, reaching from the shoulder to ones hips or even as long as their ankles.

Stola- This could be pinned at the shoulders, using the undertunic as sleeves.

Brooch-Dressy piece of jewelry that was made to be attached or to hold close the garments. 

Breech- Articles of clothing that covered the body from the waist down. These were normally closed or fastened around the knee. 
Website: http://www.vroma.org/~bmcmanus/clothing.html

Ancient Greece clothing:
The chiton, peplos, himation and chlamy
Chiton- this was form of clothing that was a sewn garment and was usually draped over the shoulder.

Peplos- This was worn mainly by the women of Ancient Greece. It was a body length garment that was tubular cloth. The top edge was folded down about halfway and the top of the tube was draped below the waist. The bottom of the tube was at the ankle. It was then folded and pinned over the shoulders.

Himation- This was a very long rectangular piece of fabric. These were used as shawls, cloaks or head-coverings.

Chlamy- This was a cloak worn my political officials.
Website: http://global.britannica.com/EBchecked/topic/266091/himation
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