What is the native dress in Bolivia?

* _Pollera:_ A brightly colored, pleated skirt that is ankle-length and can be made from many types of fabric. Polleras are often paired with wide belts and can be embroidered with floral patterns.

* _Blusa:_ A blouse that is typically lightweight and often embroidered or adorned with lace.

* _Manta:_ A shawl or blanket that is worn over the shoulders or wrapped around the body. It can be made from wool, cotton, or other materials and is often brightly colored.

* _Sombrero:_ A hat that is often made of felt or straw. It can be various shapes and sizes and may be decorated with ribbons or other ornaments.

Men:

* _Poncho:_ A short, loose, sleeveless cloak that is typically made from wool. Ponchos can be either plain or patterned and are often worn by men who live in the country

* _Chullo:_ A knitted hat with earflaps, often with colorful designs of various sizes and shapes

* _Sandals or shoes:_ Men in Bolivia mostly wear leather shoes in areas such as La Paz and traditional sandals made out of recycled rubber tires with the tread pattern exposed from the top-surface side for good grip called Ojancas de Llantas used to work in areas such as Coroico where they need more breathability and comfort as most people can get fungus due to warm tropical weather with moisture or work long days in places such as farms, ranches, Amazon jungles, etc