A child's bib, for securement around the neck of a child, including a main, substantially planar front piece, a pair of adjustable neck straps, and a two-piece, releasable buckle.

A face and chin guard device includes a soft and absorbent main body having a shape and size that is suitable for extending across the face of a wearer. A pair of straps extend outward from the sides of the main body and can be fixed length, adjustable or elastic in nature. A central indentation is provided along the main body and can be adjustable in nature. The device also includes a central aperture along the main body, and a wire disposed along the indentation for allowing movement only along a single plane. The main body also includes decorative elements.

The present invention involves a method for permanently embedding a protective covering in an article of clothing over at least one predetermined portion of the clothing that can be worn by infants, children and adults. The protective covering is made from a thermoplastic material that is applied to and thermally bonds or co-mingles with the outermost fabric fibers of the clothing creating a permanently embedded, liquid impermeable, non-porous protective covering, including an increased height edge, which covering retains the same flexibility as the underlying fabric of the clothing article. The protective covering can be positioned across the top front portion of the clothing article and extend downward to a lower portion of the front of the clothing article creating an easy to clean particle and dirt resistant covering for the clothing article.

The present invention involves a method for permanently embedding a protective covering in an article of clothing over at least one predetermined portion of the clothing that can be worn by infants, children and adults. The protective covering is made from a thermoplastic material that is applied to and thermally bonds or co-mingles with the outermost fabric fibers of the clothing creating a permanently embedded, liquid impermeable, non-porous protective covering, including an increased height edge, which covering retains the same flexibility as the underlying fabric of the clothing article. The protective covering can be positioned across the top front portion of the clothing article and extend downward to a lower portion of the front of the clothing article creating an easy to clean particle and dirt resistant covering for the clothing article.

A shirt attachable bib for removable placement over a wearer's shirt to protect the entire front side of the shirt includes a bib body having a front side which includes a pocket positioned at its bottom end, a back side coated with a low tack adhesive, and two opposing sleeve portions, each of which includes a perforated section which allows a lower portion. The adhesive on the back side enables the shirt attachable bib to be positioned on a wearer simply by aligning it over a wearer's shirt and pressing the back side onto the shirt. The back side additionally includes an integrated tab portion to allow it to more easily be removed once in place on a wearer. The perforated section makes each opposing sleeve portion configurable from a long sleeve style sleeve to a short sleeve style sleeve.

A protective bib configured to be donned by a child wherein the bib of the present invention is operable to protect clothing being worn by a child and further inhibit food and other material from falling into the child's lap when the child is disposed in a high chair. The bib includes a body that is planar in manner having an upper portion and a lower portion. The upper portion of the body includes a first arm member and a second arm member opposedly located on the body. A neck aperture is located intermediate the first arm member and second arm member. The lower portion includes a first lateral longitudinal edge and a second lateral longitudinal edge. The body is shaped wherein the distance between the first lateral longitudinal edge and second lateral longitudinal edge progressively increases proximate the lower end of the body.

A protective bib configured to be donned by a child wherein the bib of the present invention is operable to protect clothing being worn by a child and further inhibit food and other material from falling into the child's lap when the child is disposed in a high chair. The bib includes a body that is planar in manner having an upper portion and a lower portion. The upper portion of the body includes a first arm member and a second arm member opposedly located on the body. A neck aperture is located intermediate the first arm member and second arm member. The lower portion includes a first lateral longitudinal edge and a second lateral longitudinal edge. The body is shaped wherein the distance between the first lateral longitudinal edge and second lateral longitudinal edge progressively increases proximate the lower end of the body.

A bib includes a bib body and a collar formed on an upper end of the bib body, wherein the bib body includes a one-way moisture conducting layer, a water absorption layer and a water blocking and air permeating layer which are arranged in order from top to bottom, and the water absorption layer is at least one layer.

A bib includes a bib body and a collar formed on an upper end of the bib body, wherein the bib body includes a one-way moisture conducting layer, a water absorption layer and a water blocking and air permeating layer which are arranged in order from top to bottom, and the water absorption layer is at least one layer.

An infant bib assembly for inhibiting an infant from dropping a pacifier includes a bib that has a collar being integrated therein to extend around the infants' neck when the bib is worn for retaining the bib on the infant. A wire is integrated into the bib thereby facilitating the collar to be shaped. In this way the wire facilitates the collar to be shaped around the infant's neck to inhibit the bib from falling off of the infant. A pacifier is removably attachable to the bib to inhibit the pacifier from being dropped when the bib is being worn and the infant is suckling on the pacifier. In this way a caregiver does not have to continually retrieve the pacifier when the infant drops the pacifier.