1. Lorica: This was a type of body armor worn by gladiators. It was made of various materials, including metal, leather, or a combination of both. The lorica provided protection to the gladiator's chest and abdomen.
2. Galea: The galea was a gladiator's helmet. It was designed to protect the head and face from blows and projectiles. Gladiators often had different styles and decorations on their helmets to distinguish themselves.
3. Ocrea: These were greaves that protected the gladiator's legs. They were made of leather, metal, or a combination of both.
4. Manica: This was a type of arm protection worn by gladiators. It could be made of leather or metal and covered the gladiator's arms and shoulders.
5. Tunica: The tunica was a short tunic worn by gladiators. It was usually made of linen or wool and provided some protection to the body.
6. Subligaculum: This was a loincloth worn by gladiators. It covered the gladiator's lower torso and groin.
7. Cingulum: The cingulum was a belt worn by gladiators. It was used to hold the gladiator's loincloth in place and could also be used as a weapon.
8. Calcei: These were boots or sandals worn by gladiators. They were often made of leather and provided protection for the gladiator's feet.
In addition to these basic types of costumes, gladiators might also wear other items such as feathers, furs, or ornaments to enhance their appearance and intimidate their opponents.