It depends on who the indigenous are and what time period you are referring to. Because the native peoples could not produce manufactured goods (for obvious reasons), they had to make do with the skins of the animals they hunted. Some native groups even used tree bark to make into clothing. The plains tribes wore bison skins, and Inuit tribes used thick and layered skins to prevent themselves from freezing. The popular western culture depicts that native peoples wore loose skins withe feathers and beads woven into the fabric; this may be true for some native groups as with the arrival of the Europeans came beads, and feathers were considered to be a symbol of wealth and power to some of the groups. I hope this answered your question and if you are looking for any more information a good website to go to would be Wikipedia.
Indigenous people around the world wear a variety of traditional clothing that reflect their cultural heritage and local environment. This can include items like robes, headdresses, tunics, and beaded jewelry made from materials like leather, feathers, plant fibers, and textiles specific to their region. Many indigenous communities also incorporate modern clothing styles into their everyday wear.
Tribes indigenous to the rainforest have differing styles of dress. Most often, they wear clothing fashioned from the plants in the forest.
The Yanomami tribe and many others tend to not wear many clothes, but the amount of clothing usually depends on their ranking. Someone who is higher up on the ranking would wear less clothing but more decoration, like paints, headdress ect, and lower ranks would usually wear woven or weaved clothes. Little kids would also tend to not wear anything.
In Haiti, people typically wear lightweight and loose-fitting clothing made of natural fibers like cotton due to the warm and humid climate. Traditional attire includes colorful garments, such as skirts and shirts, often complemented with elaborate head wraps or hats. Additionally, many Haitians wear Western-style clothing like jeans and t-shirts in urban areas.
South Americans wear a variety of clothing depending on the country and region. Traditional clothing may include ponchos, polleras, and sombreros in countries like Peru, Bolivia, and Ecuador. In urban areas, people often wear modern Western-style clothing.
Tribes indigenous to the rainforest have differing styles of dress. Most often, they wear clothing fashioned from the plants in the forest.
Girls clothing
they wear lambas, and sometimes western clothing.
they wear different kinds of clothing in the philippines. :)
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The traditional clothing of the Bedouin is robes.
French people wear modern day clothing just like Americans.
Leaves and cloth.
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