* Pueblo peoples:
* Men wore breechcloths, tunics, and sandals.
* Women wore long dresses, shawls, and moccasins.
* Both men and women wore jewelry made of turquoise, silver, and shells.
* Navajo peoples:
* Men wore shirts, breechcloths, and moccasins.
* Women wore long dresses, shawls, and moccasins.
* Both men and women wore jewelry made of silver, turquoise, and coral.
* Apache peoples:
* Men wore shirts, breechcloths, and moccasins.
* Women wore long dresses, shawls, and moccasins.
* Both men and women wore jewelry made of silver, turquoise, and shells.
* Hopi peoples:
* Men wore breechcloths, tunics, and sandals.
* Women wore long dresses, shawls, and moccasins.
* Both men and women wore jewelry made of turquoise, silver, and shells.
* Zuni peoples:
* Men wore shirts, breechcloths, and moccasins.
* Women wore long dresses, shawls, and moccasins.
* Both men and women wore jewelry made of turquoise, silver, and shells.
Today, many people in the desert southwest region wear a mix of traditional and modern clothing. For example, they might wear jeans and a t-shirt with a traditional Native American necklace or bracelet.