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Roman Clothing worn by the people of Ancient Rome including Colors of Roman ... of red based colors including orange, russet, pink, coral, light red, dark red, ...

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Roman clothes were made of wool, spun into cloth by the women of the family. Later on the richer people had slaves to do this work for them.

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Influential and politically elevated individuals had their togas and tunics marked accordingly. There were many types of togas worn by men of different age groups and social standing. Some togas were of bright color and were even embroidered but the basic design was the same. One such variety was ‘toga pulla’ that Roman men wore when mourning the death of a dear one. It was completely black in color.

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I know that not all roman have to wear light clothes. some roman do wear light clothes because that is their traditions. and some roman people do not wear light clothes because that is not their traditions to do .

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I know that not all roman have to wear light clothes. some roman do wear light clothes because that is their traditions. and some roman people do not wear light clothes because that is not their traditions to do .

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 Roman women wore tunics and a special garment called ‘stola’. Roman women wore togas till 2nd century BC, after which they were not allowed to wear it anymore. While at home both men and women wore tunics, married women donned a more formal stola when going out or receiving guests at home. Roman girls however, wore tunics alone with varying length depending upon their usage. Stola was made of linen and was heavily pleated.

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 Roman women wore tunics and a special garment called ‘stola’. Roman women wore togas till 2nd century BC, after which they were not allowed to wear it anymore. While at home both men and women wore tunics, married women donned a more formal stola when going out or receiving guests at home. Roman girls however, wore tunics alone with varying length depending upon their usage. Stola was made of linen and was heavily pleated.

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http://www.historyforkids.net/roman-clothing.html

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Unlike their masters, Roman slaves wore very modest clothing. Their clothing depended upon their role and task they performed. Menial slaves were given basic clothing like loin cloth and cloaks to wear. However, educated and skilled slaves were provided with better clothing

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Influential and politically elevated individuals had their togas and tunics marked accordingly. There were many types of togas worn by men of different age groups and social standing. 

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Influential and politically elevated individuals had their togas and tunics marked accordingly. There were many types of togas worn by men of different age groups and social standing. 

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ww.hwistoryforkids.net/roman-clothing.html

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Many women wore a shawl called ‘palla’ over the stola to keep them warm. They also wore decorations like ‘brooches’ over their clothes and even used ornaments to go with their clothes for more formal occasions. Women belonging to wealthy families also wore garments made from silk and other expensive imported fabrics.

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Roman men and women both wore the loose garment called tunics. Male citizens also wore togas over tunics when they ventured out of their homes for business and socializing. Toga was a cloth, roughly six meters long, that was wrapped around the body over a tunic.

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Romans used different types of fabrics and materials for manufacturing clothes. The most commonly used fabric was wool. Wool was considered comfortable and sturdy by Romans and it also provided them with much needed respite against cold weather. Almost all Roman families spun their own woolen fabric in their houses under the supervision of lady of the house.

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Romans also imported silk from China and cotton from India for manufacturing clothes. Silk was used by wealthy Romans and was expensive and rare. Romans also used leather for manufacturing footwear, coats and other articles of clothing.

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Romans also imported silk from China and cotton from India for manufacturing clothes. Silk was used by wealthy Romans and was expensive and rare. Romans also used leather for manufacturing footwear, coats and other articles of clothing.

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http://www.historyforkids.net/roman-clothing.html

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   http://www.historyforkids.net/roman-clothing.html                                                                                   Romans paid special attention to their clothing and wealthy Romans followed fashion trends of the time. The clothes were designed and marked in a manner that depicted the social status of the man wearing them. Common citizens wore unmarked clothes but those holding political or administrative positions had their clothes marked to show their standing in society. 

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   http://www.historyforkids.net/roman-clothing.html                                                                                   Romans paid special attention to their clothing and wealthy Romans followed fashion trends of the time. The clothes were designed and marked in a manner that depicted the social status of the man wearing them. Common citizens wore unmarked clothes but those holding political or administrative positions had their clothes marked to show their standing in society. 

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Many women wore a shawl called ‘palla’ over the stola to keep them warm. They also wore decorations like ‘brooches’ over their clothes and even used ornaments to go with their clothes for more formal occasions.

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Roman girls however, wore tunics alone with varying length depending upon their usage. Stola was made of linen and was heavily pleated.