Judaism and Clothing Quotes
By Menachem Greenfield on Feb 03, 2013 with Comments 0
Whether it’s a famous Israeli designer like Isaac Mizrahi or an up and comer like Brooke Garwood Malik, clothes matter. Whether attending a wedding or funeral, or Mark Birnbaum nightclub’, clothes matter. Some quotes on Judaism and clothing:
· ‘And you shall honor it,’ [meaning] that your Shabbat garments should not be like your weekday garments, even as Rabbi Yochanan called his garments ‘My honorers.’” Shabbat 113a
· “‘Therefore, wash yourself, anoint yourself and put on your raiment’ (Ruth 3:3). Rabbi Eleazar said: ‘This refers to Shabbat garments’” Shabbat 113b
· “Whence do we learn change of garments [for Shabbat] in the Torah? Because it is said [about the High Priest on Yom Kippur] (Leviticus 6:4), ‘And he shall put off his garments, and put on other garments’” Shabbat 114a
· “They all prepared as they would for Shabbos with their finest clothes and their shtreimels and gathered together for a tish.” Rabbi Sender Haber
· “A woman must not put on a man’s apparel, nor shall a man wear woman’s clothing. ” Deuteronomy (Devarim)
· “The Holy Ari instructed that at least one’s four primary Shabbat garments should be white, as in the winter months, when laundry is/was more difficult.” Chabad.org
· “You honor the Shabbat with clean clothes and delight in it with fine food and drink.” Tzvi Freeman
· “Making a toast at an event is a touching way to let friends and family know how much you value them and wish them well.” Beth Levine
· “Eat what you like but dress in the fashion!” Shlomo Rubin
· “I base most of my fashion taste on what doesn’t itch. ” Gilda Radner
· “A man is praised upon his entry according to his attire, upon his departure according to his wit.” Mishle Assaf
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