Is it permitted to attach linen tzitzit to a wool garment, or wool tzitzit to a linen garment, today when we have no techelet?
Synopsis
Today without techelet, attaching linen tzitzit to a wool garment or wool tzitzit to a linen garment is forbidden as kilayim (forbidden mixture). The Rema (following Smak) goes further and prohibits linen tzitzit entirely on any garment.
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