Wearing sewn clothing after the sacrifice and shaving before the stoning of the pillars

Question:
A man performed Hajj this year, but he slaughtered his sacrifice and shaved his head, then wore sewn clothing, considering that the sacrifice was sufficient. What is the ruling?

Answer:
He owes nothing. If he stoned the pillar and then wore the clothing, there is no blame on him. However, the better, more excellent, and more cautious course is for him to wear the clothing only after adding a second act to the stoning. Either the shaving, or the shortening of the hair. This is the better and more cautious option. He should stone, then shave or shorten his hair, then wear the clothing. Or he should stone, then lengthen his hair, then wear the clothing. As for the stoning and the sacrifice, the sacrifice with the stoning is not sufficient. So the better course is to add something else from the remaining acts to the stoning, either the shaving, the shortening, or the lengthening, or

The presenter:
two out of three. Yes. Yes, by Allah.