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In page Roman censor:

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The censors possessed the official stool called a "curule chair" (sella curulis),[6] but some doubt exists with respect to their official dress. A well-known passage of Polybius[7] describes the use of the imagines at funerals; we may conclude that a consul or praetor wore the purple-bordered toga praetexta, one who triumphed the embroidered toga picta, and the censor a purple toga peculiar to him, but other writers speak of their official dress as being the same as that of the other higher magistrates.[8] The funeral of a censor was always conducted with great pomp and splendour, and hence a "censorial funeral" (funus censorium) was voted even to the emperors.[9]