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What to wear (and what not to wear) when visiting R.M.C - Main Unit

Dress code problems are one of the easiest ways to lose a visit. Here's what to wear—and what to avoid—at R.M.C - Main Unit so you can walk in confident.

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What to wear (and what not to wear) when visiting R.M.C - Main Unit

If you're 16 or older, bring a valid picture ID. R.M.C - Main Unit won't let visitors age 16+ into the visiting area without one - so don't leave it in the car or at home.

What to wear (and what not to wear) when visiting R.M.C - Main Unit

Start with the basics: you must wear a shirt. Show up without one, and you won't get in.

Shoes are required too. Add footwear to your mental checklist before you leave the house.

  • Heelys (shoes with wheels)
  • Any footwear with removable parts

Note: Keep it simple - wear a shirt and regular shoes. Skip Heelys or anything with removable parts.

Wearing a dress, skirt, or Bermuda-length shorts? Length matters. R.M.C - Main Unit won't allow anything more than three inches above the knee.

Tip: Check the length while standing and sitting before you leave. The three-inch rule can surprise you at check-in.

Quick Previsit Checklist

  • If you’re 16 or older, bring a valid picture ID
  • Wear a shirt
  • Wear shoes
  • Don’t wear Heelys
  • Avoid footwear with removable parts
  • Make sure dresses, skirts, or Bermuda-length shorts aren’t more than 3 inches above the knee

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