Lot 20 Scandal (TV) Screen-Used "MHFP" Inmate Scrub Top Movie Costumes
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Scandal TV series (2012-2018) - Short-sleeved inmate scrub top created for and used in the production of Shonda Rhimes' hit political thriller series. A light olive colored, poly-cotton blend, short-sleeve V-neck scrub top (Size Large) made by ICS (Institutional Clothing Services), featuring a single patch pocket on the left chest. Features large, bold black stencil lettering across the back reading "MHFP" (representing the fictional Maryland Highway Federal Penitentiary).
Displays minor studio distressing and light wear consistent with set use during correctional facility sequences.
In Scandal, the "MHFP" facility acronym appears during story arcs involving incarcerated characters—most notably during Tom Larsen’s (Brian Letscher) or Eli "Rowan" Pope’s (Joe Morton) prison sequences. Standard institutional apparel manufacturer ICS supplies real-world correctional facilities, making this an authentic commercial garment modified by the production wardrobe department with custom stenciling for screen accuracy.
Displays minor studio distressing and light wear consistent with set use during correctional facility sequences.
In Scandal, the "MHFP" facility acronym appears during story arcs involving incarcerated characters—most notably during Tom Larsen’s (Brian Letscher) or Eli "Rowan" Pope’s (Joe Morton) prison sequences. Standard institutional apparel manufacturer ICS supplies real-world correctional facilities, making this an authentic commercial garment modified by the production wardrobe department with custom stenciling for screen accuracy.
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