Eskimos entered the Arctic region from Asia through two great migrations. Eskimos' clothes are made of animal fur, so they can best resist the cold in the Arctic. Reindeer skin, bear skin, fox skin, seal skin and even wolf skin are all materials for making clothes and shoes.
The Oroqen nationality is also a famous nationality in extremely cold areas. Oroqen people wear wide robes. Because in the past, I was mainly engaged in hunting, and my clothes were mostly made of deer, roe deer and suede. The neckline, cuffs, hem and slit of the robe are decorated with embroidery and patchwork, and moire and antlers are commonly used. There are many furs when hunting.