Igorot attire, or "kasuotan" in Filipino, is a rich expression of the culture of the indigenous peoples of the Cordillera region in the Philippines. It varies among the different Igorot groups, but generally includes handwoven fabrics, often with intricate patterns, and is made from natural materials like cotton, abaca, and bark cloth. Key garments include the bahag or wanes (loincloth) for men, and the lufid (wrap-around skirt) and lamma (blouse) for women, often adorned with beads and other ornaments.