Namaskar. You indicated you are Śvetāmbara. In Jainism, Śvetāmbara and Digambara are the two main traditions, and each has its own practices and scriptures. Here are very basics, kept simple:

• attire of monks: Śvetāmbara monks wear white clothing; Digambara monks renounce clothes.
• scriptures: Śvetāmbara tradition generally accepts a corpus of Jain scriptures in which the Agamas (canonical discourses) are preserved in the form passed down by their lineage; Digambar tradition has a different set of canonical texts and recensions.
• icons and practices: Images, temple customs, and certain rituals can differ between the two traditions, though both aim at true renunciation, ahimsa (non-violence), and spiritual upliftment.

If you’d like, I can provide a concise explanation of a specific topic (for example, a particular stotra, sutra, or practice) from the Śvetāmbara perspective, with authentic meanings.