14 The Rules about Robes
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Monks collecting rag-robes from cemeteries must share them with absent or late companions. To resolve distribution and storage issues, the Buddha permits appointing dedicated, unbiased monks as robe-accepters and robe-keepers. Noticing monks carrying excessive garments, he tests winter temperatures and limits a monk’s allowance to three robes, banning extra sets beyond ten unassigned days. Finally, he approves patching worn robes and customizing cloth layers based on material wear.