robes
nounUK /rəʊbz/
US /roʊbz/
Long, loose clothes that people wear for special jobs or events.
The judge wore black robes in court.
OTHER MEANINGS
2. Long loose clothes worn for comfort at home or after a bath.
She put on her soft robes after the shower.
3. Special clothes worn by religious leaders during services.
The priest's robes were white and gold.
4. Formal clothes worn for graduation ceremonies.
The students wore dark robes and caps.