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US 11,633,308 B2Granted
Disposable absorbent articles and arrays of said articles comprising visual characteristics
AssigneeThe Procter & Gamble Company
InventorsRyo Minoguchi, Sion Agami, Vanessa Marie Melendez
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Abstract
An absorbent article or an array of absorbent articles comprising visual characteristics.
Claims19
An adult incontinence pant comprising:
- a chassis comprising a topsheet, a backsheet, and an absorbent core;
- a front belt in a front waist region and a back belt in a back waist region, the front belt and the back belt meeting to form first and second side seams, and a crotch region therebetween the front and back waist regions;
- wherein the front belt extends continuously transversely across the front waist region of the absorbent article, and wherein the back belt extends continuously transversely across the back waist region of the absorbent article;
- an outer nonwoven layer that is continuous from a front waist edge to a back waist edge;
- wherein the front belt comprises the outer nonwoven layer and an inner nonwoven front belt layer;
- wherein the back belt comprises the outer nonwoven layer and an inner nonwoven back belt layer;
- wherein the inner nonwoven front belt layer is discrete and wherein the inner nonwoven back belt layer is discrete, such that the inner nonwoven front belt layer and the inner nonwoven back belt layer are not connected in the crotch region;
- wherein the front belt comprises a first graphic field;
- wherein at least a portion of the first graphic field is disposed adjacent to the front waist edge and is disposed adjacent to the first and second side seams;
- wherein the first graphic field extends across the front waist region;
- and
- wherein the first graphic field has a first longitudinal distance at or adjacent to the first side seam and a second longitudinal distance at or adjacent to a longitudinal axis of the absorbent article, and wherein the second longitudinal distance is greater than the first longitudinal distance and the first graphic field tapers.
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