Colonial settlers did not have many different articles of clothing. They would likely have worn the same thing day after day with a special outfit reserved for occasional wear.
The settlers in Massachusetts wore clothing that was mostly made from wool. The men also wore breeches as part of their outfit.
They wore heavy clothes like dresses, aprons, slacks and hats.
They wear rags
they wore heavy clothes to keep warm and to have cushioning for laying down
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The southern colony wore animal skin
garments
they wore rigid clothing
The people of Roanoke colony likely wore clothing made from natural fibers like wool, linen, and cotton. Men typically wore breeches, shirts, and doublets, while women wore long dresses with petticoats and aprons. Their clothing would have been simple and practical, reflecting their lifestyle as settlers in a rugged, frontier environment.
Settlers in the Rhode Island Colony wore clothes that they made. Women and girl wore long dresses often made of linen while men wore shirts with a dark coat.
Actually, all the tribe refers to the settlers as coatmen because they wear coat, when the natives don't wear much (or any) clothing. The coatmen had animal skins on them. It said it in the beginning. Dah.