What was Washoe clothing?

The Washoe, an American Indian people of Western Nevada and Eastern California, lived in a high desert environment.

Women

- Buckskin dresses

- Knee or mid-shin lengths

- Decorated with shells and beads

- Leather leggings for cold weather

Men

- Knee-length buckskin leggings

- Breechcloth

- Knee or mid-shin length buckskin aprons

- Leather leggings for cold weather

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