What You Can and Can't Wear or Bring to Visit at Florida Women's Reception Center

If you're 16 or older, bring a valid photo ID - just one is all you need to enter the visiting area at Florida Women's Reception Center.

The dress code is strictly enforced, and the basics are non-negotiable: you must wear a shirt and shoes to visit.

• ✓ Halter tops or other braless attire
• ✓ Underwear-type tee shirts
• ✓ Tank tops
• ✓ Fish net shirts
• ✓ See-through fabric
• ✓ Skin-tight clothing
• ✓ Short skirts/shorts that are more than 3 inches above the knee
• ✓ Military-style camouflage clothing (jungle/green, urban/grey-black, or desert/tan-brown)

Keep it simple with keys: you can bring one vehicle key. Keyless entry devices are only allowed if the duty warden (or designee) personally inspects it, confirms it's your only way to access your vehicle, and determines it doesn't pose a security threat.

You can bring limited feminine hygiene products into the facility. Keep it to what you actually need for the visit.

Want to use the vending machines? You can bring up to $50 in cash per visitor, regardless of age. Stick to $1, $5, $10, or $20 bills only. Everything you buy must be consumed in the visiting area - and you cannot give money to an inmate.

Practical Checklist

• ✓ Valid photo ID if you’re 16 or older (bring one photographic identification card)
• ✓ A shirt and shoes (required)
• ✓ Clothing that avoids prohibited styles (no halter tops, tank tops, fish net/see-through/skin-tight items, or short skirts/shorts more than 3 inches above the knee)
• ✓ One vehicle key only (avoid keyless entry devices unless approved after inspection)
• ✓ Limited feminine hygiene products (if needed)
• ✓ Up to $50 cash for vending machines in $1, $5, $10, or $20 bills (don’t give money to an inmate)
• ✓ Leave anything else in your vehicle - staff will not hold or store items for you