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Colobium (Roman)/ Kolobas (Greek)
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Colobium/Kolobas
This simple garment was worn both in ancient Greece and Rome. The Romans tended to think only foreigners and barbarians wore sleeves. Men of the upper classes would wear a Toga over it.

The Colobium is a wide, sleeveless, rectangular garment.

The length is 48 inches (from shoulder to hem) and the width is 58 to 60 inches (from side to side).

The Colobium features a simple round neck.

Made from a natural cotton muslin, cotton gauze or polycotton fabric.

While slaves would have worn a plain Colobium, trim can be added for the upper class man.

Ancient Greek Clothing. Ancient Roman Clothing

Belt not included.

We also have shoes and boots appropriate for this time period to custom-order, and we have hundreds of pairs of shoes in stock, ready to ship.

Please specify color preference, chest or waist size (whichever is larger), and height (in inches) when ordering. Please see our measurement page. NOTE: This is a Custom-made order and may take up to 4-5 weeks. Check out our pre-made garments for quicker delivery.

Add Trim $25.00

Add big trim $50.00

	Add Toga (additional $40.00)
	Add Turnshoes (additional $45.00)

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