Lao Khrang people are a group of people who have the ability to weave Jok cloth. They have a distinctive identity that is different from other ethnic groups. The unique fabric of the Lao Khrang people is a Mudmee skirt connected with Tin Jok. It is regarded as a fabric that represents the excellent craftsmanship of Lao Khrang weavers. It is characterized by the use of weaving techniques such as Khit, Jok and Mudmee, using both cotton and silk as elements. Mudmee weft in a pattern with a single dye and using other coloring methods, or in the local language called "Jae", is the use of wood dipped in paint to decorate the Mee thread to add more color to the Mee pattern, which is another traditional charm of Lao Khrang Mudmee and then weaved alternating with the Khit pattern. It will be a vertical line and conected with Tin Jok.