汉服布料自黄帝以来主要有苎麻和蚕丝两种 ，总称为布帛 ，分别由典枲、典

Since the Yellow Emperor, Hanfu fabrics mainly consist of ramie and silk, which are collectively called cloth silk, which are in charge of Dianzha and Diansi respectively, and a zhangge is set up to collect ramie for Gebu. Ge Bu, also known as Xia Bu, is the cloth for mourning clothes, sacrificial clothes and deep clothes.

Han cloth since the Yellow Emperor mainly have castor and silk two kinds, collectively known as cloth, respectively, by the code 枲, the code silk at the helm, and set up another palm of the collection to do Ge cloth castor. Gubb, also known as Shabu, is a cloth for funerals, sacrifices, and deep coats.

Since the Yellow Emperor, there are mainly ramie and silk fabrics in Han Dynasty, which are called cloth and silk. They are respectively controlled by Dianhe and Diansi, and the ramie made of Gebu is collected by Zhangge. Gebu, also known as Xiabu, is the cloth of mourning, sacrificial and deep clothes.<br>