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Figure 7. (A) Schematic representation illustrating an SC-printed T-shirt and its major components [SS thread current collector, printed electrode (AC/MWCNT/ionic liquid), printed gel electrolyte (ionic liquid/thiolene polymer network skeleton/SiO₂ nanoparticles), and packaging film]. (B) Schematic representation depicting the printing-based, stepwise fabrication procedure of the SC-printed T-shirt. Application of a SC-printed T-shirt as a potential electronic garment. (C) Photographs and a conceptual illustration of the bulb-shaped SC (3.0 V/15 mF cm^-2, scan rate = 2.0 mV s^-1) that powered an LED lamp. The SC was directly printed on a white T-shirt and connected to the LED lamp using conductive SS thread. (D) Photographs of the SC-printed T-shirt upon exposure to various wearable test modes (walking, running, laundering, wringing, ironing, and folding) encountered in the daily wear of garments^[80].