“…[1][2][3] In recent years, electronic textiles, or fiber-based clothing systems have emerged as the ideal platforms for future wearable electronics 4,5 because of their softness, breathability and biocompatibility, compared to other substrates, such as plastic, paper or elastomers 6 . Electronic fabrics composing these devices encompass conductors, 7 resistors, 8 capacitors, 9 transistors, 10 have been demonstrated using metals, 11 polymers 12 or carbon-based materials 13 through various methods of textile integration, such as coating, 14 deposition, 15 spinning, 16 printing, 17 and chemical functionalization. 18 However, the stability of conductive polymer to washing strongly affects the fabric performance.…”