MOF screen printing ink was applied on textiles with a basic hand screen-printing method. The printed fabrics were dried at 100 °C for 10 minutes using a small table-top thermo fixation oven called the "Mini-Thermo" from Roaches, UK. Each print cycle consisted of one printing layer (3 passes) followed by the drying process. Samples were printed and dried to optimize the number of print layers (up to 1-10 layers). We also optimized the curing temperature and time using a range of curing temperatures (110 °C-160 °C with 10 °C intervals) over a time range (5-15 minutes with 5-minute intervals). The optimized printing parameter was then followed for the supercapacitor electrode fabrication. The surface topography of the control and printed textiles was analysed using a FEI Quanta 650 field emission scanning electron microscope (SEM). The electrical resistance of the printed textile was measured by a standard multi-meter.