The phenomenon could be attributed to a few reasons. Though in the printing process, conductive material is deposited only on the top side of the textiles, a coating process enables full immersion of the textile in a coating solution. It results in more absorption of the material, resulting in more contribution towards the energy storage of the textiles. In addition to this, in screen-print ink, there remain polymer-based thickening substances to provide pseudoplasticity to the ink, to hold the printing substance on the pattern shape without any possible bleeding.