Joseph
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“When I’m working around my yard, or putting up or taking down the sukkah, or shoveling snow etc, jeans seem the perfect clothing. Once I’m wearing them, I rarely change outof them, unless I’m going out where I need to be more formally dressed.”
cantoresq,
Two questions barrister:
1. Would you appear before a Judge in Court on behalf of a client in jeans?
2. Would you appear before G-d in a Synagogue in jeans?
The truth counsel.
I rest my case.
Posted 3 hours ago #
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1. No because it’s socially not accepted. But truth be told, i think court is too formal. If judges can wear khakis under t heir robes, and many of them do i’ve seen it, I fail to understanad why I can’t get away with a nice pair of trousers and a blazer. Why the need for a suit and stiff collar?
2. Yes, but not on Shabbat or Yom Tov. I think G-d is glad I came, wardrobe notwithstanding.