Shatnez

Caesarea - garments assumed to be Shatnez free

forbidden to wear, only fibers to contract impurity, kohanim must wear it, if mixed with majority of other fibers

garment with wool and linen mixture permitted for all uses except wearing

garments of kohen and kohen gadol, reasons for amounts, types and contents of each garment, some had Shatnez

hand towels, Torah covers, bath towels, barber’s apron, prohibited due to Shatnez?

kohen gadol may not wear his usual (Shatnez) garments while uninvolved with his Temple work

kohen gadol may not wear his usual (Shatnez) garments while uninvolved with his Temple work

leniency for someone wearing Shatnez while studying Torah in a house of study

linen belt on wool garment, linen stitching on wool lined boot, wool shoes over linen shoes, wool bag tied with linen string, linen kerchief tied with wool string

non Jews, kilayim, Shatnez, mating different animals

not subject to laws of Shatnez, can’t become impure of tzora’as, may not wear in public domain on Shabbos, not subject to decree regarding crowns of brides

nullifying a wool - linen mixture by adding camel hair prior to it being made into a garment

one discovers that he is wearing Shatnez while in public place, required to undress immediately?

only sheep or ram’s wool with ordinary linen, even if fabric was dyed

origin of the word Shatnez

purple wool belt worn on top of linen garment

Rabbis being careful to avoid any possibility of wearing Shatnez or threads clinging to their garments

sack attached to a box or basket, father wearing wool tied to son wearing linen, one sock wool and the other linen, one bandage wool and the other is linen?

sitting on a mat, on top of multiple layers of clothing to avoid tax

stitches or other methods required to connect two items, laws of Shatnez, impurity, shabbos

Tyre - garments assumed to be Shatnez free

when it brings benefit to one’s body, carrying Shatnez isn’t forbidden

when we can assume that a garment doesn’t have Shatnez, and when checking is needed

wool and linen smoothed, spun, or woven