| Sinus | | Greek tunic with many variations |
| Caesar | | Bride’s proof of housewife skills |
| Vitta | | Purple bands on Roman dress to show powerful status |
| Clavi | | Working man’s chiton |
| Perizoma | | Roman Empire dictator |
| Exomis | | Another name for hair arranged in a bun |
| Doric | | Archaic Period chiton with long, close- fitted fabric and a top edge over fold |
| Ionic | | Woolen hair tie band for Roman matrons |
| Toga | | Chiton with many pins and long “sleeves” |
| Balteus | | Complex overfolds of the toga |
| Chlanis | | Only Romans allowed to wear togas |
| Tunic | | Roman “belt” |
| Tutulus | | Etruscan woman’s hat |
| Wool | | Roman loincloth |
| Etruscans | | Brimless Greek hat with a pointed crown |
| Tebenna | | Greek loincloth undergarment |
| Men | | Grecian wrapped shawl usually worn draped over the left arm |
| Doric peplos | | Pre-Roman cultured people in western Italy |
| Himation | | Etruscan garment that preceded the toga |
| Chiton | | Sleeveless chiton with a slim fit |
| Chignon | | Named after its T-shape, worn by Greek |
| Subligar | | Popular draped Roman garment worn over tunics |
| Pilos | | Primary fabric used in Rome |
| Knossos | | Minoan palace on Crete |