Wearable article having artwork
AssigneeThe Procter & Gamble Company
InventorKoichi MORIMOTO
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AssigneeThe Procter & Gamble Company
InventorKoichi MORIMOTO
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The present invention is directed to a wearable article 20 continuous in a longitudinal direction and a transverse direction comprising a main body 38 and a ring-like elastic belt 40 comprising an outer cover layer 42 at the most garment-facing side and a backsheet 60 attached to the skin-facing surface of the outer cover layer 42; wherein the longitudinal length of the outer cover layer 42 is longer than the longitudinal length of the crotch panel 56 and shorter than the longitudinal length of the backsheet 60; and further comprising: a front belt artwork region 40F disposed on the front waist panel 52 where the outer cover layer 42 is absent; and a back belt artwork region 40B disposed on the back waist panel 54 where the outer cover layer 42 is absent; and wherein one or both of the front belt artwork region 40F and the back belt artwork region 40B comprises a belt artwork 40A; a transitional region 34F, 34B disposed on the front waist panel 52 and the back waist panel 54 where the outer cover layer 42 exists; and a crotch artwork region 30 disposed on the crotch panel 56 comprising a crotch artwork 40A; wherein at least some of the belt artwork 30A and some of the crotch artwork 40A are printed on the backsheet 60, wherein when the opacity of the outer cover layer is OC and the opacity of one or both of the front belt and the back belt 84, 86 comprising the belt artwork is OB, respectively, the difference between OC and OB is less than about 20%.
A wearable article, comprising:
A wearable article, comprising:
The article according to claim 15 wherein an opacity difference between the outer sheet and the outer cover layer is less than 20%.
The article according to claim 15 wherein the transitional region comprises a transitional artwork.
The article according to claim 15 wherein a longitudinal length of the transitional region is less than about 10 mm.
The article according to claim 15 wherein the backsheet has a shorter transverse width than that of the outer cover layer.
Dependencies are inferred from the claim text.