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So that's the reason the tribal wear was rendering like that. I've never noticed you can't wear pants with it lol. It makes no real world sense, but that's just how game logic runs sometimes.
Fun fact, leaving tribalwear to render as a bodysuit was an intentional choice. Since it can't be worn alongside pants as the game considers both to cover the legs, I felt some built-in legwear rendering was appropriate. That said, I definitely see the appeal of the alternative masking!