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they wore seel skin boots and polar bear fur for shirts and pants
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What did the Inuits use for clothing?
The Inuits used animal skins for clothing.
What do the Inuits use sealskin for?
The use the sealskin for there clothing
Did the children wear the same clothing as the adult Inuits?
no
What jobs do Inuits have?
Inuits don't have jobs like me and you, they farm for a living, and hunt many sea and land mammals for food and clothing
What jobs do Inuits do?
Inuits don't have jobs like me and you, they farm for a living, and hunt many sea and land mammals for food and clothing
Do Inuits have jobs?
Inuits don't have jobs like me and you, they farm for a living, and hunt many sea and land mammals for food and clothing
What was important for the Inuits?
Animals were are very important to Inuits because they used it for food, clothing and many other various objects. there's a lot more that is important.
What did the Inuit tribe use for clothing?
The Inuits used animal skins for clothing.
How does caribou help inuits live?
im pretty sure they ate them and used their fur for clothing and stuff
How did the Inuits get along with the europeans?
the Inuits helped the Europeans by telling them the right clothing the wear and the ones who didn't died
How do inuits make their clothes?
The Inuits will dress in deer or seal skin, also caribou skin, they will hunt the animals and use EVERY part of the animal that they killed. Nothing is wasted, skins are used for clothing , meat for sustenance, and oils for their lamps and heating.
How did the Inuits get there clothing back then?
Inuits traditionally made their clothing from animal hides and furs, utilizing resources available in their harsh Arctic environment. They hunted seals, caribou, and polar bears, using every part of the animal for warmth and protection. Techniques such as sewing with sinew and creating layered garments helped them adapt to extreme cold. Their clothing, like the parka and mukluks, was designed for insulation and mobility on snow and ice.
