The traditional clothes of the Azores included leather skirts woven by hand with simple stripes or embroidery for women, along with brightly colored aprons and lace-trimmed white linen shirts. Men typically wore slacks held up by suspenders, white linen shirts with pockets for tobacco, jackets or coats in coordinating colors, wool capes, and espadrilles shoes.

1. Azores tradicional clothes

2. She with the traditional leather skirt woven on the manual knot yet more rustic with
simple bars, only striped or embroidered with beaks, her apron with colors unlike the
skirts and also with stripes at the bottom as the skirt or then cloth chess with a
patron, the white linen shirt adorned with white lace and lace, his wooden and
leather galoshes, his handkerchief always with bright colors and shades to match the
skirt to the peasant's taste, the kilt and shorts of white cloth with its lace and white
linen.

3. He was wearing a pair of slacks, with suspenders and a buckle at the back, a white
linen shirt with a white and blue stripe, a large pocket where the tobacco roll was
stored, a jacket that could be the same color as the trousers or not, or another
fabric of more or less identical color, coat known as dustpan, wool cape head, and
the typical espadrilles.