Plebeian men typically wore a short-sleeved woolen tunic secured with a belt when working, and a simple toga made of whatever fabric was available when in public, with more expensive fabrics indicating higher status. Plebeian women generally wore a peplos like men's tunics or a more common two-piece chiton in various colors, and married women distinguished themselves with an outer stola shawl.

1. Plebeian
Clothing
By: Haylee Hone

2. Plebeian Men
 Tunica
 Working
class of
plebeians.
 Woolen
 Short sleeved
 Belt to make it look
like 2 garments

3. Plebeian Men
 Toga
 public
 Whatever
fabric
available
 Fabric shows title

4. Plebian Women
 Peplos
 Same
fashion as
men.
 2 pieces of cloth

5. Plebeian Women
 Chiton
 More
common
 2 wide pieces of
cloth.
 Various colors

6. Plebeian Women
 Stola
 Worn
by married
women
 The shawl worn
outdoors.