Wearing Laundered T-shirt During the Thirty Days

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Question

Is it permissible during the thirty days of mourning to wear laundered clothes that are worn to absorb sweat?

Answer

It is permissible, and there is no need to have someone else wear them first.

Source

Aruch HaShulchan, Yoreh De'ah, Siman 389, Se'if 6: "And it seems to me that nowadays people are not careful to give the shirt to another to wear first, because many people are repulsed by wearing a shirt that someone else has worn. Furthermore, regarding a shirt, one can be lenient even according to the Riva, as this is not for pleasure but because it is impossible to wear an old shirt due to sweat. It can be said that the intention of the Riva is regarding other garments and not the shirt."

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