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A group of newly processed convicts at Oklahoma DOC.

The standard issue uniform at F22 is green and white stripes in the form of a jumpsuit or scrubs.

After the first round of a day of roleplay and showers we offer a change to solid orange uniforms again either as a jumpsuit or scrubs.

Yellow scrubs are issued for work release and work projects.

Yes. You are allowed an "Off Limits Bag" which can hold meds or playing cards or books etc. to pass the time.

You would definetely start out in the standard issue prison or jail garb including boxer shorts and then move to commando as the event procèeds.

Thank you for the question. Both of the jail event experiences and my past experience have a challenge incorporating women. The best scenario is if we can find a group of women who also have friends who are interested in guarding. Then we can host a full blown event and really let you have the experience in a safe and sane way.

If not, and you arrive solo, you would get isolated from the male participants, just like a real operating jail. Seperate meal times and housed in an isolation pod. AND the same would happen to a single male during a female event. He would be isolated and the same rules applied.

As long as you sign the waiver and your physician says OK, you are welcome. Lots of us have medical conditions ranging from gout to gallstones, hypertension to hernias, migraines to myeloma! If the doctor says you can play and you feel good, then apply. If you have limitations, just tell us! The big thing is to recognize limitations and know your body!

Between 5 and 7 days are the longest that any of the role plays have as length limits. Most of that is due to finding guards who are willing to commit large amounts of time.

Yes! All of the uniforms are likely used. They are washed thoroughly between uses following a standard jail or prison protocol.

We do replace aged or severely damaged uniforms as needed. So every once in a while you will get something brand new.

It isn't because you are special or because you deserve it, it's simply dumb fucking luck!

Things do happen in jail and prison.

We do not encourage that behavior because we have insurance carriers and municipalities to answer to for those behaviors, particularly if problems result.

Caleb Fuller, age 19, convicted murderer. Sentenced to natural life.

First full day in prison, walking to the mess hall

Eating his first prison food

First prison job sewing uniforms

2nd night in his cell

On the prison yard

Led to Solitary in just underwear for fighting

After a month in the hole

Cleaning him up at the end of 6 months in the hole