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Low prices on clothing and footwear for correctional institutions, shelters and transitional housing - direct to institutions and facilities.
Traditional men's briefs, like our other institutional underwear, is suitable for use in prisons, jails, corrections facilities and detention centers.
About Prison Inmate Undergarments
Prison inmate underwear is used in prisons, detention centers, jails, corrections facilities and other local, state, or federal correctional institutions across the U.S. Both men's and women's corrections facilities and detention centers are required to provide inmates, prisoners and detainees with underwear and other inmate clothing. Correctional facilities may use either economy grade underwear or first quality institutional grade underwear, depending on the facility's requirements for detention and correctional supplies. We supply a full range of first quality economy and budget grade undergarments for male and female inmates to meet the requirements of any correctional facility.
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