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What do native Americans wear?

Traditional:

- Breechcloth: A loincloth worn by men.

- Tunic or shirt: Often made of deerskin, adorned with elk teeth, beads, quillwork, or paint.

- Leggings or trousers: Made of deerskin or other animal hide.

- Moccasins: Soft leather shoes made from animal hide, often decorated with beads, quills, or fur.

- Robe or blanket: Used as a protection against cold or rain, made from animal skins or woven materials.

- Headdress: Varies among tribes, can include feathers, fur, beads, or shells, holds great significance and represents achievements or status.

Contemporary:

- Native Americans today wear various types of clothing, ranging from modern casual attire to traditional garments during cultural events or ceremonies.

- Many incorporate elements of traditional designs and patterns into contemporary fashion to keep their cultural heritage alive.

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