We never really outgrow the need for a bib. Sure, as we leave the toddler years behind us we get a little bit neater in our eating habits. We certainly have an enhanced sense of fashion and how we want to present ourselves to the world. But accidents happen. And they usually happen when we're wearing our favorite top.

Even though we know we might ruin our favorite outfit or face ridiculously high dry cleaning bills, you almost never see an adult wear a bib unless it's handed to you at a restaurant with your lobster or placed around your neck when you are too old or tired to object.

The risk-takers just go for it, consequences be damned. Some of us will shove a napkin in our collar in hopes that it will prevent any mishaps. Maybe you keep an old towel next to your lounge chair for those late-night snacks in front of the TV or game day pizza orders.

Designed to dine scarves are the perfect solution to this costly problem for everyone, man or woman, over the age of five. The prints and colors were carefully chosen to conceal any potential mishaps. The stain-resistant yet oh-so-soft, micro-suede fabric clings luxuriously to your chest, providing ample coverage from your chin to your lap without the use of buttons or hook-n-loop fasteners. The scarf is easy to put on ~ an important consideration for those of us struggling with arthritis or other forms of limited mobility. It folds compactly to keep in your purse, briefcase, glove box or next to your lounge chair. They clean up easily in the wash and come out of the dryer wrinkle-free.