Cultivation of ramie plants to produce fabrics has a long history in the region, especially South Korea, and mosi fabric is one of them. Ramie which is highly valued for its strength and use in making fabrics grows well in the country’s temperate zone and well drained soils (Lee et al., 2022). It starts with meticulous collection of the ramie fibers followed by degumming, drying and spinning to yield good quality yarn. It also notes that South Korea’s fabric production industry has a high advanced technological system and a professional workforce, it guarantees that the mosi fabric is of high-quality (Habibie et al., 2021). Also, the area’s focus on sustainability has placed it on a green approach towards environmentally friendly cultivation of ramie and fabric production. Today, the synergy of tradition and modernity has made South Korea one of the leading producers of mosi fabric, which is appreciated for its lightness, breathability, and silky feel (Lee, 2015). The other features include a high degree of sophistication in the way the fabric is crafted through various weaving processes that make the material look interesting as well.
The manufacturing of indigenous products through mosi fabric clothing concentration covers outfits that therm about culture with a touch of contemporary fashion. This process starts with the choice of the high quality mosi decorative fabric material that is characterized by natural shine and tensile strength (Rehman et al., 2019). Craftsmanship of the products is well maintained as artisans use techniques inherited from their forefathers in the production of each cloth. These apparels are commonly adorned with complex designs and embroidery work which show the essence of culture and techniques of the place. Working with local craftsmen, modern designers incorporate features of postmodernism, which correspondingly gives the products a traditional and, simultaneously, popular appearance (Lee, 2015). It is of equal importance as it keeps the cultural value of sovrans and spreads the popularity and desirability of this type of mosi fabric to the world. The process of production is also focused on sustainability, using the environmentally friendly dyes, and non-waste production is also gradually becoming the trend of the world fashion industry (Lee et al., 2022. This not only gives aesthetically pleasing and quality garments but also helps in boosting the local economy and preserving culture.
