Caddo clothing refers to the traditional clothing worn by the Caddo people, an indigenous group native to the southeastern United States. The Caddo traditionally wore clothing made from natural materials such as animal skins, feathers, and plant fibers. Men generally wore breechcloths or leggings along with shirts made from animal hides, while women typically wore wraparound skirts or dresses made from woven plant fibers. They often adorned their clothing with colorful beads, shells, quills, and feathers for decoration. Today, Caddo people might still incorporate elements of traditional clothing into their modern attire for ceremonial purposes or special events.
