Adult Bibs for Men, Dress ‘n Dine™ Clothing Protectors for Eating, Senior Adult Bib Terry Cloth Crumb Catcher, Embroidered Design, Waterproof, Reusable, Washable (Tuxedo)

The embroidery is very professional. It was a gift and the recipients were very impressed with the quality!

Easy to clean. More dignified than a regular bib

Bought these for my dad! Excellent quality and so much fun!

good quality

My father-in-law has Alzheimer's and in the last stage when I bought this for him for Christmas. My mother-in-law had plaid bibs that were kind of faded, so I thought it would be fun to get something different and found these. I saw the ratings were good and bought the Blue Tie one. I didn't even realize they were embroidered until I received it. A total win! I love the quality. The bib is longer than the ones she had and at the bottom it can flip up and snap to catch food. I like that it's black too so it doesn't show a lot of staining. As a Christmas gift this brought smiles to family members when it was opened.My FIL was in the last stage of Alzheimer's at Christmas so even though he was the one who used it, it was really for everyone else because it was as if he was dressing up when he ate. After Christmas my FIL progressed rapidly. We celebrated his 80th birthday on January 10th. He wore the bib and was fed a little ice cream cake. He had no idea he was even wearing the bib, but everyone else did. It brought a huge smile to our faces. So, in many ways I think this bib can be more for others when their loved one isn't doing very well at all. I would call it a bit of happiness in sad times.Regarding washing. My MIL washed it and it looked brand new. It has only been used a short time though. I don't think she dried it in the dryer.

The product does what it was designed to do, keep food and beverages (within reason) off of somewhat incapacitated persons.The biggest fault I've found, is placement and removal of the bib.The attachment is a small Velcro pad on the rear of the neck/collar. I know this makes the bib look like more of a "garment" but leaning over someone to put it on is not fun, especially when you get their hair tangled in the Velcro closure.Although it may take away from some of the aesthetic and realism, I would rather have an overlap side with a double spot Velcro retainer.

It made my husband look dignified

So, so, so cute. Bought this for my elderly father and it has saved tons of frustration and more so, prevented soiled shirts/pants. The frustration stems from having just gotten him all showered, shaved, cleaned up, with fresh clean clothes on and then you sit him down for breakfast and within about ten minutes, the clothes are a complete mess. The choices were limited...either change him again (this takes a long time) or leave him messy and looking like no one loves him. This “tux” not only solved the problem, but it is made with quality construction and holds up wash after wash. I am continuously and pleasantly surprised how it stays clean and fresh looking. There are days when I’m sure that the white parts are going to be stained, but it always comes out clean. The pockets at the bottom are a huge bonus, you’d be amazed at what falls into them.I love it too because anyone that sees him wearing it can’t help but smile.The only recommendation for improvement is to develop a way to keep it in place on the lap (Velcro straps). Inevitably it ends up between the legs, which can allow stains on the pants.

For my husband with Alzheimer's . . smart, but protects his clothes. Good quality.

Excellent for keeping clothes covered when feeding elderly good size excellent item fast delivery excellent seller

The size is good ,I was looking for an adult bib that was made of cotton with a terry cloth backing but could not find any. I washed it before the first use and it softened up a bit.

My dad who is 97 wears this when he eats. Makes him feel dressed up. I actually bought 2. When one gets dirty he has another one! Til I wash the other one. Wash great. Keep form and colour.

Excellent, un bavoir qui ne donne pas l'air d'un malade ni d'un grabataire...