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• Advice
• Warning
• What you need

Pick up the second corner. After wrapping it around your chest, go under your right arm for the second time and around your back, holding the second angle up to your back.Secure both ends with brooch, staples, or simply knotted it.

Wrap the cloth around your back to make a dress. Wrap it up on the first corner about 10 cm.

Squeeze the rest of the cloth over your right shoulder. advertisement

Method 3 of 3: Greek Women's Coat

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   Fold the cloth in half again. Do this so that one half of the piece covers the back of your body and the other half covers the front. The part that is folded down should be on the top and outside of the rest of the fabric.

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   Pin tight on shoulder part. Fasten each shoulder with one or more pins. Gim the front part of the cloth to its rear section where the armor is between your collarbone and your shoulder. You can buy shirt pins to use for these occasions, or you can use buttons of 5 mm or equivalent size (like badges used in political campaigns).

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   Pierce your hand through the gap. A hole is formed when you attach the edges that meet between the front cloth and the back cloth. Pierce your arm through it.

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   Tighten the waist area. Use a belt, ribbon, or belt that fits perfectly around your waist. You will definitely have to overlap the edges a bit before you tie your waist, to make sure your skin is not exposed.

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   Enjoy your toga! Have fun telling everyone that this is an ancient Greek dress… if you are wearing it. advertisement

Advice

• Use a double cloth if possible. It will create the most beautiful and toga-like dress.
• If you are left-handed, you may want to wrap the edge of the cloth over your right shoulder because it will make you feel better.
• Men don't need much cover and men's toga should only be a little longer or longer than a pillow. You can make the toga that way but it's a little looser - no need for safety pins!
• Women don't usually wear the ancient Roman / Greek toga, but in this case you can. After all, it's a carnival and outdated dress that doesn't matter.
• If you hang out in a public place, make sure you install it carefully. You definitely don't want it to fall!
• A patterned piece of cloth can add sophistication, especially when you're trying to be more stylish than others.

Warning

• Make sure you don't step on it.
• Be sure to wash the cloth thoroughly before using it. You don't want to stink.
• Be careful, you probably don't want to believe the toga is to overlay the parts you want to cover (it may fall off).

What you need

• Fabric (Double fabric is recommended)
• Pin (Optional)