ETYM Latin, akin to tegere to cover. Related to Thatch.
A loose one-piece outer garment worn by men in ancient Rome.
Loosely draped outer garment worn by the citizens of ancient Rome, later the exclusive dress of the upper-class Romans, consisting of a piece of cloth draped around the body.
Long scarves, shawls, and cloaks have been draped toga-style by both men and women during periods of classical revival such as the Renaissance and Neo-Classical period c. 1800.