Matigsalug men traditionally wear a long-sleeved jacket paired with knee-length pants known as buendera. Their headgear, often adorned with beads and fringed with horse's hair, signifies status and is worn during special occasions. The attire is typically embellished with geometric patterns, including the pinusong design, which symbolizes the heart and represents love and unity within the community.

Women don a mid-length blouse called binalaran and a skirt known as hamet. Their ensemble is completed with accessories like necklaces (baliog), bracelets (benekel), and earrings made from beads and natural materials. These accessories are not merely decorative; they are believed to offer protection against unseen entities and are integral to various rituals and ceremonies.