What to wear to a federal prison visit

Length and fit

• Skirts/dresses must be longer than 2 inches below the knee.Skirts and dresses must be longer than two inches below the knee.
• Skirt or dress slits no higher than 2 inches above the knee.Slits in skirts or dresses will not extend higher than two inches above the knee.
• No shorts except for children under 16.No shorts (shorts are allowed for children under 16 only)
• Sleeveless garments must be covered with a jacket at all times.Sleeveless garments must be covered with a jacket at all times.
• No low-cut shirts or blouses.No see through garments of any kind, skin-tight clothing (including spandex), low cut shirts or
• No belly shirts exposing the abdomen.No Belly shirts (abdomen exposed), hospital scrubs or medical uniforms.
• No tube tops, tank tops or open-back shirts.No bathing suits, tube tops, tank tops or open back shirts (any clothing that exposes private parts
• No see-through garments of any kind.No see through garments of any kind, skin-tight clothing (including spandex), low cut shirts or
• No skin-tight clothing, including spandex.No see through garments of any kind, skin-tight clothing (including spandex), low cut shirts or
• No spandex pants/jeans, stirrup pants, leggings or body suits.No stirrup pants, leggings or body suits.
• No bathing suits.No bathing suits, tube tops, tank tops or open back shirts (any clothing that exposes private parts
• No jogging or sweat suits.No Tee shirts, Jogging/Sweat suits, camouflage clothing.

Colors and uniforms

• No khaki clothing or clothing like inmates wear.No Khaki clothing or similar to type the inmates wear
• No camouflage clothing.No Tee shirts, Jogging/Sweat suits, camouflage clothing.

Bras, underwear and metal

• No pants with metal other than necessary rivets, buttons or snaps.No pants with any metal other than necessary rivets, buttons or snaps.
• Excessive jewelry is not permitted.Excessive amount of jewelry

Shoes

• Shoes must have a back or strap; no flip-flops or slides.All visitors are to wear shoes with a back or strap around back (no flip-flops or slides).

Hats, hoods and coats

• No hats or caps, except for infants.No Hats or caps (except for infants)
• Religious headgear allowed but subject to search.No headgear, other than religious, allowed in the Visiting Room. All religious headgear or wigs are
• Wigs are subject to search before entry.No headgear, other than religious, allowed in the Visiting Room. All religious headgear or wigs are

Children

• Children under 16 may wear shorts; infants may wear hats.No shorts (shorts are allowed for children under 16 only)

Everything else

• No clothing with vulgar or offensive words or pictures.Articles of clothing displaying any wording or pictures deemed vulgar or offensive are not permitted.
• No clothing resembling gang affiliation.No clothing resembling any type of gang affiliation.
• No tee shirts, hospital scrubs, hip huggers, camisoles as outerwear, or sagging pants.No Belly shirts (abdomen exposed), hospital scrubs or medical uniforms.

If they say no

• Provocative attire is reason to deny or preclude visiting.Provocative attire, worn by men or women, is reason to deny and/or preclude visiting.
• IDO or Operations Lieutenant may end visits for improper dress.NOTICE: The IDO or Operations Lieutenant has the authority to terminate any visit due to improper dress,