 Traditional half-sleeved, hip-long, woven smocks or tunics (known as "fugu" in Gurunsi, "riga" in Hausa) – worn over a pair of baggy trousers—is another popular garment.In the coastal regions stretching from southern Ivory Coast to Benin, a huge rectangular cloth is wrapped under one arm, draped over a shoulder, and held in one of the wearer's hands—coincidentally, reminiscent of Romans' togas.The best-known of these toga-like garments is the Kente (made by the Akan people of Ghana and Ivory Coast), who wear them as a gesture of national pride.