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moccasins are usually made of leather or sheep and deer skin. Fine handcrafted moccasins can also be made out of buffalo hide and bullhide leathers, such as those found at Wassookeag Moccasins
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∙ 12y ago
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∙ 10y agoMoccasin shoes are traditionally made of deer leather. However, any other soft leather can be used, and a common replacement is cowhide. In common usage however, it normally refers to deerskin.
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∙ 11y agoMoccasins are traditionally made of deerskin or some other soft leather. They also often feature beaded patterns in traditional and intricate designs.
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∙ 11y agoMoccasin boots are made out of leather. There are different kinds of moccasin shoes, some are made out of deerskin and others are made out of bison skin.
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How do you spell the word moccasin?
Shoes or water snake, it's moccasin.
What is a word for a slipper made of soft leather and without a heel?
A moccasin.
What kind of shoes did Mesopotamians use?
The shoe was made of soft wraparound leather, kind of like a moccasin
What store carries moccasin shoes?
softmoc
Moccasin-like shoes for casual wear?
Loafers
What kind of clothes did the Iroquis wear?
The Iroquis wore moccasin's for shoes
What kind of shoes did elly may clampett where on the tv show?
slip on shoes like brown loafers and moccasin's.
Where do the moccasin shoes originate from?
The Native Americans and the word is a Native American word.
What mark was made on the moccasin bread?
me
A soft leather shoe?
moccasin moccasin moccasin
What type of clothing did the Dakota wear?
The woman of this tribe wore deerskin or elk skin dresses while the men wore buckskin shirts and leggings. They made and wore moccasin shoes.
Where could I buy moccasin style bedroom slippers for all ages?
If you are looking for great moccasins for the entire family, try "The Moccasin Shop" online. They have every type of bedroom slippers or walking shoes in great moccasin styles at reasonable prices. Find them at themoccasinshop.com or call for a free catalog at 888-550-5535.
