traditionally, ladies put on the traditional skirts made of animal skin known as diphaeyana. the skin is usually selected from animals such as "phuti" (duiker), phuduhudu and tshepe. the females never used diphamphathana like males instead they used some sandals made from an oxen head skin. the females sandals were called dikhube in tswana.setapa costume ended in the olden days, nowadays the setapa generation put on some fashion clothes such as some prints by germans, whilst males put on some fashion blazers and formal trousers and they use their leg rattles to produce rattling sound as they dance.