The physical and functional properties of various woven fabrics with Hanji/cotton and Hanji/silk were examined. The tensile linearity, tensile resilience, bending rigidity, bending hysteresis and shearing stiffness increased with increasing Hanji yarn content. On the other hand, the compression linearity and coefficient of friction decreased with increasing Hanji yarn content. Grade 4-5 or 5 on the abrasion resistance and pilling test were obtained in six samples. The drape test showed that the flexibility of the samples was affected by the Hanji yarn content. Moreover, the shape of the samples showed anisotropy with increasing Hanji yarn content.