The neckerchief, scarves, and arm band ribbons match the ribbon in the shirt. Scarves are attached to the bandoliers at the shoulder blades. The roach is mad e of porcupine hair, and either white or red deer hair. A more prized roach is made of Turkey Beard hair. The headband is usually a white scarf.
Dancers sometimes carry a pouch of white deerskin, with beaded decoration or other types of bags.
Bells may be either chrome or brass, and are mounted on a long leathe rstrip. The moccasins are usually Southern Cheyenne, and should be at least partially beaded. A Straight dancer will carry either a mirror board or a tail stick in their right hand. The tail stick originated as the badge of office of a Tail Dancer in a Hethuska Society. Today the tail stick is carried by many dancers in and out of the Hethuska dance.