Different classes of Aztecs wore different clothes. Upper class Aztecs wore cotton clothes. Ordinary people wore clothes made from maguey plant fiber. (By law only upper class Aztecs could wear cotton. If commoners wore cotton clothes they could be put to death). Aztec Women wore wrap around skirts and tunics with short sleeves. Married women coiled their hair on top of their heads.
Aztec women wove clothes in their own homes. The Aztecs like bright dyes. A red dye was made from the cochineal beetle. It took about 70,000 beetles to make half a kilo of dye.
Inca women made clothes from wool or (in warmer areas) from cotton. Ordinary people wore coarse alpaca wool but nobles wore fine vicuna wool. Inca women wore a long dress with a cloak on top fastened with a brooch.
Living in a hot climate both sexes wore simple cotton clothes. Women wore a long cotton dress called a huipil. It if turned cold both sexes wore a cloak called a manta.
Mayans wore leather sandals.
The Mayans were short, stocky people with dark hair. Both sexes wore their hair long and tied back.