What is another word for breechcloth?
Pronunciation: [bɹˈiːt͡ʃklɒθ] (IPA) 
A breechcloth is a piece of cloth or hide that is worn around the waist, covering only the front and back part of the body in some Native American cultures. The garment is also known by various synonyms, such as a loincloth, a clout, or a g-string. Other related terms include a codpiece, a fundoshi, a kilt, and a sari. Breechcloths were historically worn by both men and women as a form of clothing, and they can be made of various materials such as animal hide, fabric, or grass. Today, traditional breechcloths are still worn as a ceremonial garment in various Native American cultures, while the term has also been adopted for use in fashion.
