Buckskins are a type of leather pants made from the hides of deer or other animals with soft, supple leather. They were originally worn by Native Americans and frontiersmen in the 18th and 19th centuries as a practical and durable clothing option for hunting and outdoor activities. Buckskin pants typically have a loose, comfortable fit and are often decorated with fringe, beads, or other embellishments. They may be worn with moccasins or other soft-soled shoes for a traditional look, or paired with boots for a more modern interpretation. Buckskins have become a popular item in historical reenactments and Western-themed events, as well as a fashion item for those who appreciate their rugged, natural aesthetic.

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