1. Roman Clothing/Fabrics By: Lallia Octavia

2. Styles Togas were usually worn by men and in ancient Rome. Cloths were designed to be comfortable and to have individuality. The women distinguish themselves from the different societies around them, which the other societies thought the idea was unusual and un- lady like. Ancient Greek Clothing Styles | eHow.com http://www.ehow.com/about_5394258_ancient-greek-clothing- styles.html#ixzz2CJjVzKWy

3. Colors The Romans used the color purple which came from a type of shellfish that came from the middle east. The man would have colored shoes and a striped tunic to identify that he would be the next senator Their togas were usually a rich, clean, white color http://www.vroma.org/~bmcmanus/clothing.html http://www.vroma.org/~bmcmanus/clothing.html answers.yahoo.com/question/index?qid=20081111232011AAvfKzv

4. Fabrics Roman clothing were usually made of relatively heavier woolly fabric. Although the poor would wear anything they could find. Iboss.com

5. PatternsPatterns Roman clothing is similar to ancient Greek clothing but the Romans had a distinct leaf pattern. The toga, tunic, and the stola had a geometric pattern.

6. Dyeing The dye came from Tyre, Lebanon and was usually used by wealthy women.Tyre, Lebanon A popular tint was indigo which allowed colors yellow and blue to show. Red was the cheapest available dye.

7. Shoes Romans usually wore sandals but would sometimes wear leather shoes or boots. They also wore carlatinas which were sandals made from a piece of leather with a soft sole. http://library.thinkquest.org/26602/fashions.htm

8. Jewelry Romans had jewelry such as brooches, hoop earrings, and herakles knots. A wide variety of natural resources were found across the European and Mediterranean continents. Trade gave them access to exotic materials and valuable gems. http://www.allaboutgemstones.com/jewelry_history_a ncient_roman.html