What were algonquian shoes called?

Algonquian shoes were typically referred to as "moccasins." These traditional footwear items were made from soft leather or animal hides and featured a simple, slip-on design that allowed for comfort and flexibility. Moccasins were often decorated with intricate beadwork or quillwork, reflecting the wearer's cultural identity. They were well-suited for the diverse terrains of the regions inhabited by the Algonquian peoples.