Jainism has two main sects (types) that are followed across India and by Jain communities abroad:

• Digambara (the "sky-clad" tradition): monks traditionally do not wear clothing; emphasis on asceticism and renunciation. They have their own set of scriptures and practices that differ in some details from Śvetāmbara.

• Śvetāmbara (the "white-clad" tradition): monks wear white clothing; they have a distinct collection of scriptures and rites. They include a range of regional and devotional practices.

Notes:

• There are many sub-sects and regional traditions within both Digambara and Śvetāmbara. Examples include movements and communities that emphasize different monastic rules, temple practices, or scriptural interpretations.
• Beliefs about topics like gender and moksha can differ between Digambara and Śvetāmbara communities.

If you’d like, I can explain the key differences in practices, scriptures, and beliefs between these two main sects in more detail.