cloak
long, loose overgarment fastening at the neck
domino
long, enveloping silk cloak, originally black, worn by Italian clergy, and adopted in the 18th century as a disguise
paenula
poncho-like cloak of ancient Rome
chasuble
vestment in the form of a wide cloak or mantle that slips over the wearer's head and hangs open at the sides
mantle
rectangular wool cloak with elaborate tablet-woven borders and fringed edges, woven in Northern Germany and Central Europe from the pre-Roman Iron Age to the early Middle Ages
Cloak of Levitation
item worn by Doctor Strange
Buka cloak
Noongar South West Australian indigenous language word describing usually kangaroo skin cloak worn draped over one shoulder
mantle
ecclesiastical overgarment
mantle
general term for a form of outerwear of differing lengths and having some shaping
pluvial
raincape of ancient Rome, precursor of the cope
scapular
short cloak worn with ecclesiastical dress
pelisse
type of cloak, often fur-lined
cloak of shame
type of wooden hooded cloak to shame women, used in the 17h century
burnous
Traditional man dress from North Africa
feather cloak
a cloak
caracalla
hooded cloak worn in ancient Rome, of Gaulish origin
paletot
any of several styles of semi-fitted to fitted coats of the 19th century
cowl
long, hooded garment, often sleeveless, as worn by some Christian monks and nuns
cope
cape-like garment worn by priests in the Christian Church
Orkney hood
wool hood with tablet-woven trim and fringe, dated to the Iron Age
clothing of Our Lady of El Pilar
clothing that covers the column of the Virgen del Pilar that is venerated in the Basilica del Pilar in Zaragoza
pallium
draped outer garment worn by men in Ancient Rome