- Men wore trousers and shirts or capotes (long coats) made of wool, linen, or animal skins, stockings or wrap-around leggings, moccasins or boots, felt hats, and occasionally knee-length waistcoats.
- Women wore ankle-length gowns or skirts and bodices, linen shifts, knitted stockings, leather shoes or moccasins, and lace coifs or small caps for church or special occasions.
- Men and women wrapped scarves or shawls around their heads or shoulders in cold weather.
Accessories:
- Buckles, buttons, and clasps were made of metal or bone.
- Jewelry was scarce, but some Acadians might have worn simple silver or gold earrings, rings, or crosses.
Children:
- Children's clothing was similar to adults', but simpler and often made of recycled or less expensive materials.
Regional Variations:
- Clothing styles could vary slightly depending on the Acadian community or the resources available locally.