In many Aboriginal cultures, both men and women played roles in making clothing, though the specific responsibilities could vary by community and region. Traditionally, women often crafted garments from animal skins, plant fibers, and other natural materials, while men might have been involved in hunting and gathering materials. The clothing styles and methods were deeply connected to the environment and cultural practices of each group. Overall, it was a collaborative effort reflecting the community's needs and resources.
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