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UNISEX SCREENPRINT BIB WITH SNAP CLOSURE    

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Picture of UNISEX SCREENPRINT BIB WITH SNAP CLOSURE The Unisex Screenprint Bib with Snap Closure is a bib designed for use by men or women with upper extremity, fine motor or eating disabilities. This quilted bib provides protection from spills. The bib has a snap closure, and it consists of a quilted front with a poly fill center for added absorbency and a waterproof vinyl PVC (polyvinyl chloride) backing. There are versions for men and women with different designs. DIMENSIONS (LxW): 30 x 18 inches. COLORS: Assorted screenprints.

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Price: 10.99.

This product record was updated on April 30, 2012.

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Adaptive Clothing Showroom

12 Remsen Ave
Monsey, New York 10952
United States
Telephone: 877-222-1055 or 845-352-1674.
Fax: 845-352-3919.
Web: http://www.AdaptiveClothingShowroom.com.
Email: AdaptiveClothingShowroom@kewnet.com.


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