Articles related to "Roman Clothing"

Roman clothing for men signified a great deal about the rank and office of the individual. Men's tunics, shoes and the colour of their clothes all made social statements

The way Roman women dressed changed with time. By the imperial period, marital and social status was demonstrated by clothes, hair and accessories

The clothing worn by the Ancient Romans was highly symbolic, showcasing the person's social class, wealth, occupation, and age.

The fullers were skilled and important tradesmen who had the task of regularly cleaning and dyeing all of the clothing worn by Romans.

The Toga was the national dress of male Roman citizens. Cumbersome to wear, there were various types to suit every occasion

When you think of Rome, the image of the toga undoubtedly comes to mind. There were several types of togas, each with a specific purpose and symbolism.