weave, fabric
織 centers on the act of interlacing threads to create cloth: weaving and the resulting fabric.
織 combines 糸 (thread) with 戠, a component that likely contributes the sound and relates to marking or recording, together suggesting the patterned interlacing of threads in weaving.
The left side 糸 is thread, and the right side 戠 looks like a complex loom with a needle-like 戈 at the bottom. Picture threads being woven together on a loom to create fabric.
For ショク, imagine a shock of colorful fabric coming off the loom: shock -> ショク, and the woven cloth is so bright it's shocking.
organization; organisation; formation
weave; weaving; woven item
to weave
textile; fabric
brocade
to put on (coat, gown, etc.)
haori (Japanese formal coat)
woman textile worker
to interweave
loom; weaving machine
weaving into; incorporation; factoring in
dyeing and weaving
Toyota Industries Corporation
Nishijin silk fabrics; Nishijin brocade
weaving; weaver
silk goods
to weave into; to interweave
battle surcoat
twill (fabric)
handwoven; handspun; weaving by hand