The ruling on wearing a wine-red garment and red or yellow socks

Question:
The questioner says: The prohibition is mentioned regarding the saffron-dyed garment and the safflower-dyed garment for a man, meaning the bright red and yellow garment. Does the wine-red garment, which is a shade of red, fall under this if it is not mixed with anything? What is the ruling on wearing yellow or red socks? Do they fall under this prohibition?

Answer:
By "saffron-dyed" is meant dyed specifically with saffron, and by "safflower-dyed" is meant dyed with safflower. What is prohibited is the garment dyed with these two substances. As for a person wearing green, yellow, or black, there is nothing wrong with that. What is prohibited is pure red; a man does not wear pure red. However, if it is red but contains white, and is not pure red, there is nothing wrong with it. The Prophet (peace and blessings be upon him) wore a red cloak, meaning it had redness in it, not that it had lines of redness, and it had white in it. Yes.