Chapter 176 – Shatnez (Wool Mixed with Linen)

176.1) Do not wear garments mixed with wool and linen.

176.2) You may make garment of sheepskin with linen thread.

176.3) Do not join wool and flax (linen) with something intervening between. (See source for details, or consult a rabbi.)

176.4) If ten mattresses are stacked and the bottom one is shatnez (wool mixed with linen), you may not sit on the top one.

176.5) Do not cover yourself with a garment that contains shatnez at one end.

176.6) You may sew a garment of shatnez for a non-Jew as long as you gain no pleasure from it resting on your knee during the sewing.

176.7) Any cover for the lectern upon which the Torah is read is subject to the law of shatnez. The curtains for the Holy Ark are not subject to the law though.

176.8) Upholstered vehicles may contain shatnez.

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