What did new zealand people wear in the early ages?

In early ages, Māori people in New Zealand traditionally wore garments made from natural materials such as flax, which they wove into cloaks and skirts. They also adorned themselves with feathers, bone, and pounamu (greenstone), showcasing their status and tribal affiliation. Clothing styles varied between different iwi (tribes) and reflected the environment and resources available to them. Additionally, tattoos (ta moko) were an important aspect of cultural identity and were often displayed on the face and body.