Clothing should be adapted to environmental and individual factors while avoiding any obstruction to blood circulation and respiration.
Draft interpretation · MH 293.3
Original passage
In order to secure the most healthful clothing, the needs of every part of the body must be carefully studied. The character of the climate, the surroundings, the condition of health, the age, and the occupation must all be considered. Every article of dress should fit easily, obstructing neither the circulation of the blood nor a free, full, natural respiration. Everything worn should be so loose that when the arms are raised the clothing will be correspondingly lifted.
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