Some Jews wear a hat, cap or jacket during davening. However, is there any halacha that says a Jew must wear and a hat and jacket during davening?
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Offhand, some items in your question appear superfluous, and I'm a bit confused on which dress aspects you really want to know about. You list, at the beginning several combos, but your questions only focus on the hat + jacket combo. Is that the ONLY combo you're interested in, or do you want to know about any others including, perhaps, those you didn't mention. E.g., my sons' yeshiva required a black hat (no brim width or crown height specified, and it could even be crumpled!) and button-down shirt (any color & even ugly checked shirts!) but no jacket. There are "endless" combos, here!– DanFApr 24, 2015 at 17:14
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Baer Hetev 183:11 says so about birchas hamazon, but that's not what you asked about (and I don't know whether "we" rule like the Baer Hetev about that).– msh210 ♦Apr 26, 2015 at 5:11
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Since I cannot comment yet I will broaden the question. Is it right to wear a jacket while wearing tefillin half on and half off. That is not the way one stands before a king.– chamApr 26, 2015 at 11:03
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