What did the neanderthalensis wear?

Answer 1

Homo neanderthalensis would have worn the skins of their kills. As apex predators, the neanderthals hunted a wide range of prey, many of which had insulated pelts perfect for surviving arctic conditions. From these pelts, they would make their clothes. Their cloths were not as advanced as those made by Homo sapiens sapiens at the same time however, as the neanderthals lacked the ability to make needles, and did not sew their cloths. Instead they would drape the furs over their bodies, like very warm fur ponchos. In areas of movement like the arms, legs, and feet, they used leather straps to tighten the furs.

However, new findings in Europe are changing our perception of neanderthal clothing, but until these findings are varied the above concept of neanderthal clothing is the most widely accepted.