Classification of robes

1 toga pula: also known as toga valeris, this refers to the ordinary toga worn by Roman male citizens without any decoration. The material is pure white wool fabric, which is shorter than other toga 15CM, and it is also the official uniform of ordinary Roman citizens.

Toga Ple testas: This is Toga with purple trim. This is the uniform of commanders, governors, inspectors and other officials.

Toga Kangdida: It means snow-white and honest. It refers to bleached Toga, which is a kind of Togapuda. Because this kind of Togo is dedicated to those who run for public office, it is also called "alternate Togo". It is said that candidates often wear this toga robe naked to show modesty and sincerity. This kind of Toga not only becomes the symbol of candidates, but also has the function of helping them succeed in the election, because most of the candidates are soldiers who have been through many battles and are covered with scars. Wearing this toga naked, you can show these "feats" and get votes.

Toga Pra: This refers to toga robes, which are dark gray, dark brown and close to black, and are used for mourning.

Toga robe: It refers to a very luxurious robe with gold embroidery patterns on purple cloth, which was worn by victorious generals and emperors.

Toga Latbeya: It means a big dress, and it's a colorful toga with purple edges. Different status, the use of color is also different: when offering sacrifices to the gods, the sacrificial officials wear all-purple toga robes; Early emperors and senior officials wore purple and white robes; Diviners wear robes with purple or crimson stripes.