Outer Robe

• The outer robe is constructed of crimson red velvet or velveteen.
• The robe is lined with the same cloth and color like the Inner Robe.
• When closed, the outer robe covers the entire front and back of the wearer.
• There are four openings for the wearer’s arms. These are done in the style of a windmill pattern with the arm “sleeves” being attached at the shoulder with a seam to the length of the wearer’s underarm before opening into the slits.
• The outer cloak must hemmed to a length that is no more than 1 inch (2.54 cm) off the ground. This hem will be the same length at all points around the cloak.
• Shoulder pads may be used to simulate for the armored-look.

Inner Robe

• Burgundy or wine colored cloth thawb, hemmed slightly shorter than the outer cloak.

Sash

• An Obi-style waist sash, approximately 3–4 inches (7.62–10.16cm) made of the same color/material as the wearer’s inner robe, Worn over the inner robe.
• With a 1 inch stripe in the middle made of the same material and color like the sash.