托加袍（本白）

an ancient Roman men's toga of the early Imperial period: a knee-length short-sleeved off-white wool tunica worn underneath, and over it a very large curved toga of natural off-white wool draped over the left shoulder only (image-right): one end hangs straight down the front to the ankle on that side, the long remainder passes across the back, under the right arm and back up over the left shoulder, leaving the right shoulder and the right side of the tunica uncovered, a deep loose fold (sinus) curving across the front at hip level, and a small pouch of fabric (umbo) pulled out over the diagonal band at the chest; ankle-high brown leather calcei shoes