The African garment term consists of three items: Dashiki (7 letters), Haik (4 letters), and Pagne (5 letters). Dashiki is a colorful, loose-fitting garment worn by men and women in West Africa. It is usually made of cotton or other lightweight fabrics and is often decorated with intricate embroidery. Haik is a traditional garment worn by both men and women in North Africa. It is a large piece of cloth that is draped over the body and secured with a belt. Pagne is a brightly colored, wax-printed fabric that is popular in Central and West Africa. It is used to make clothing, accessories, and home decor items.