- Breechcloth which is a piece of cloth passed between the legs and around the waist, and tucked in at the front and back so that both ends hang down.
- Tunic which was a sort of loose cloak or short-sleeved shirt.
- In cold weather a shoulder blanket known as a poncho was added.
- The headdress was important part of costume. Elaborately woven and decorated with brilliant feathers and jewels, it indicated the wearer’s rank and status.
- Sandals were worn on their feet.
Women:
- A long cotton skirt, worn below the breast, often embroidered or with a decorated border.
- Blouse or loose-fitting tunic known as a huipil.
- A quechquemitl, an over garment resembling a poncho.
- Shawl or carrying cloth in which to carry babies or other burdens on their backs.
- Elaborate headdresses often decorated with flowers and jewels
- Barefoot