on: Hello, Is it aloud to cut hair On the day of Lag Baomer and wear new clothing?
: It is the custom of the Safardi people not to get a haircut until 34th day to omar after the hawk (netz), and the Ashkenazi people tend to get their hair cut as early as the day 33 Omer. Despite the above, this year 34 day of the omer applies on Friday, during the stress even the Sfaradi people can get a haircut for Shabbat as early as Thursday night which is the night of 34 Omer. For the purpose of wearing a new garment, the main law if can be worn all days of the omer. Although it is a priority to renew the clothes on Shabbat and not on the days of the omer, but on the day of 33 Omer which is a happy day of the ruling of the students of R.A. and is the day of revelation of rashbi theory you can wear a new garment. Sources and Scores
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