Robe

The Supreme Chancellor of the Republic, Palpatine, was often seen in majestic robes. Cowls, which are also known as robes, were loose-fitting garments featuring sleeves. It was common for both the Jedi and the Sith to wear robes underneath a cape, with the Jedi having a distinctive style for their robes. A hooded zeyd cloth robe was worn by Darth Sidious, while Darth Vader and the Imperial Guard incorporated robes into their armor. Jawas were known to wear robes complete with a hooded cowl. A sign of utmost formality between Jedi was folding their hands in front, concealing them within the sleeves of their robes.

Traditional Gatalentan dress included scarlet robes, a rare splash of color in their otherwise austere lives, as Gatalentans typically wore only pale grey or white.

Leia Organa frequently chose to wear the simple white robes befitting a princess, a choice that often lulled her adversaries into underestimating her. She also possessed a blue robe, which she wore in 3 BBY during her clandestine investigation of the Royal Palace of Alderaan, seeking information about the growing rebellion through the royal financial records. Bail, her adoptive father, owned a dark green robe that had become quite worn over time.

During the High Republic Era, it was typical for non-combatants participating in Jedi missions to wear civilian robes. In 132 BBY, both the human Verosha Aniseya, known as "Osha," and the Tynnan Bazil were seen wearing civilian robes while undertaking the mission to Khofar. Despite her initial hesitation, Osha eventually decided to wear the robe.