What does a sherpa wear?

Answer 1

A Sherpa is an ethnic group from the Himalayan mountains. They are respected for their high altitude abilities and are often hired to assist (enable?) expeditions to Himalayan peaks, including Mt. Everest.

Answer 2

usually clothes, just kidding, it all depends on where they are traveling, a lot of natural fabrics like wools and such, very little cotton because its bad in the cold and very little synthetics. but all in all it depends on your sherpa and where you are going

Answer 3

they're humans so if you mean what are they made of, they're made of cells,tissues,organs, and systemes just like you are.

if you mean that theoretically [as in what are they made of, they can't be human because they're so awesome...] then they're made of all the most amazing things in the world.]

Answer 4

Sherpa lining gets it's name from the people of the Himalayas. This lining is made from fabric that is a mix of 100% polyester and cotton. It is made to look like sheep's wool and is incredibly warm with a wooly feel. The inside looks like faux fur and the outside imitation suede. Sherpa is used to line all-weather clothing at a fraction of the cost of the real thing.