Inuit clothing
Published on Nov 19, 2015
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The Inuit people get their clothes from the animals they hunt they also get their clothes by sewing.
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They make skirts and blankets from yarn that was made from cedar trees.
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The best type of cloths for cold weather is a parka made of caribou skin and boots made of seal fur.
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Some similarities to the clothes that they wear and the clothes that we wear is that they keep us warm.
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Their environment impacts what they wear because of how cold it is.
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