A prison has opened a fashion store so murderers and crooks can browse for clothes and smellies.
HMP Low Newton, in County Durham, has housed sex offenders and killers including Rose West and the mum of 'Baby P' Tracey Connelly.
Now, the women's jail has opened a store called 'Rags to Riches'.
Pictures posted on the prison's Twitter feed show inmates - who the prison call 'residents' - can buy everything from bras to flip flops.
Toiletries and t-shirts also appear to be on sale - including one emblazoned with a cartoon of the Cookie Monster.
And business has been booming at the shop, which has been "greatly received" by inmates.
"It helps bring a piece of normality to prison life and has been very popular since its opening," posted the prison on Twitter.
However, bosses are capping the number of criminals who can shop as part of a string of "covid safe measures".
One prisoner -a 46-year-old - has already died after catching coronavirus although the prison has since tweeted it is currently "covid-free".
Appointments have to be booked to shop at 'Rags to Riches', with the prison adding: "We have 34 appointments this week and 54 next week, this has been greatly received by our residents."
Followers praised the "great" store, which is one of several measures put in place to bring normality back to inmates after lockdown.
Social visits were once again allowed last week, after the 340-capacity prison was forced to take tough safety steps following the woman's death early in the pandemic.
Initially opened as a young offenders remand centre in the 1960s, the prison re-roled as a female only jail in 1998.
