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.: The code of conduct for the three orders.
One who wears a torn garment, one who wears a half garment, one who wears a dirty garment, one who wears a loincloth, one who wears saffron robes, one who wears only a dhoti and no other garment like a shawl, one who wears a loincloth only on the inside, one who wears a loincloth on the outside, and one who wears no clothes at all - these ten men are considered naked. || 21 || 22 ||
It is known that these ten are naked. A garment that is two or four angulas wide, saffron colored, smoky colored, made of wool, adorned with wool or other hair, with torn corners, and completely worn out - such garments should not be worn by the three orders of Jain lay followers. || 23 || 24 ||
Garments that have been burnt by fire, worn out, soiled, gnawed by mice, and eaten by cows, buffaloes, etc., should be completely abandoned by the three orders of Jain lay followers; they should never be worn. || 25 ||
Garments that are dyed blue or red should be abandoned by the three orders of Jain lay followers. If blue or red is mixed with other substances or colors, it is not considered impure for women. And it is not a fault for them to wear this color garment while sleeping. || 26 ||
By protecting such garments, selling them, and making a living by trading in them, one becomes impure. He becomes pure and clean after one and a half months after giving up this business. || 27 ||