Caitanya-caritāmṛta 12.37
peṭāṅgi-gāya kare daṇḍavat-namaskāra govinda kahe, — ‘śrīkānta, āge peṭāṅgi utāra’
[petaangi-gaaya kare dandavat-namaskaara govinda kahe, — ‘shreekaanta, aage petaangi utaara’]
Blended reading (Sanskrit + English inline)
peṭāṅgi-gāya kare daṇḍavat-namaskāra govinda kahe, — ‘śrīkānta, āge peṭāṅgi utāra’
When Śrīkānta offered obeisances to the Lord, he was still wearing his shirt and coat. Therefore Govinda told him, “My dear Śrīkānta, first take off these garments.”
Purport
One is forbidden to enter the Deity room or offer anything to the Deity while wearing a shirt or coat. In the tantras it is said: vastreṇāvṛta-dehas tu yo naraḥ praṇamed dharimśvitrī bhavati mūḍhātmā sapta janmāni bhāvini “Anyone who offers respects and obeisances to the Deity while wearing garments on the upper portion of his body is condemned to be a leper for seven births.”
— A.C. Bhaktivedanta Swami Prabhupāda
My note
Source: vedabase.io