Brazil

Bombacha: Baggy pants which were originally worn by South American Cowboys (Guachos), usually made of cotton and are liked because of their comfort and how charming they look.

Baiana dress: A female attire that is richly decorated, made of a light blouse and a long skirt that is made of a light airy fabric. The light fabric was preferred in parts of the area where the climate is hot and humid.

Poncho: It is a blanket like attire with a slit in the middle to allow it to be slipped over the head and be a sleeveless garment. It is rectangular in shape and is used to cover from cold conditions in the mountainous areas. It was also used during horse riding by the Guachos.