Against a backdrop of recent environmental problems and a growing awareness of energy savings, Japan campaign ʻWARM BIZʼ [1] has been promoted, and attention has been paid to the thermal function of fibre materials. The heat generation and retention are also important functions for fibre products to demonstrate warmth against cold. Photothermal conversion fibre materials were recommended among the heat generation ones [2], because the light sources are available on earth in our daily lives and it is an effective source of energy. The sunlight is the only energy supply to the earth and continuously available for the heat generation. It also supplies visible and infrared lights and they are sustainable and so-called clean. One of solar energy absorbing and retaining fibre materials is the polyester, into which crushed volcanic rocks [3] or black zirconium carbide (ZrC) [2, 4-6] is kneaded. The ZrC is currently used for particledispersed polyester, nylon, acrylic and polyurethane [4-8].