 Justice Powell said, “‘Courts [also] have required an accused to object to being tried in jail garments, just as he must invoke or abandon other rights.’ Here, ‘[t]he record is clear that no objection was made to the trial judge concerning the jail attire either before or at any time during the trial.This omission plainly did not result from any lack of appreciation of the issue, for respondent had raised the question with the jail attendant prior to trial.At trial, defense counsel expressly referred to respondent’s attire during voir dire.