The sedge hat was relatively large, providing coverage over a larger area on rainy days.
'Ox Eye' noticed the sedge hat, examined it, and roughly figured out how it was woven.
Ma Lin went on to explain to 'Ox Eye' that a straw raincoat could also be woven from cattails, to which 'Ox Eye' responded, "Weave one for me to see first."
In fact, Ma Lin didn't know how to make a straw raincoat.
He wasn't sure if cattails were suitable.
His idea was to weave the reed mats into wearable clothes, and they would become straw raincoats.
As for their rainproof effectiveness, it could only be said that there was some utility, but not very good.
Are cattails truly suitable materials?
If cattails aren't suitable, then what materials are?
Thinking for a long time yielded no answers.
He was quite troubled by the poncho of the straw raincoat, mainly because his craftsmanship wasn't good enough, making it difficult to realize certain functions.
