Moccasins are a type of footwear traditionally made from soft leather, often deer or moose hide. They are characterized by their simple design, which typically includes a flat sole and a flexible upper that wraps around the foot. Moccasins have been worn by various Indigenous peoples in North America for centuries, serving both practical and cultural purposes. Today, moccasins are popular for their comfort and style. They come in various designs, including slip-on and lace-up styles, and can be found in many colors and patterns. Many modern versions are made with synthetic materials, but traditional styles remain significant in Native American culture and craftsmanship.