The source also lists as disliked:
• tying or fastening a man's hair up for prayer;
• the described turban or head-cloth style that leaves the crown uncovered;
• gathering the garment up unnecessarily before Sajdah;
• Sadl — letting the garment hang in the disliked manner;
• wrapping oneself so completely that the hands cannot come out;
• placing a garment under one armpit and throwing both ends over the opposite shoulder.
These are source-specific clothing forms. The lesson does not invent broader modern dress rules beyond what the text supports.