Disposable absorbent garment having improved appearance and sustained fit
AssigneeThe Procter & Gamble Company
InventorsGregory Ashton, Frederick Michael Langdon
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AssigneeThe Procter & Gamble Company
InventorsGregory Ashton, Frederick Michael Langdon
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Absorbent articles having improved sustained fit on the body, improved appearance through the period of use, and improved comfort for the wearer. The absorbent article has a containment assembly, a waist feature and a diagonal support member feature disposed so as to lie in the diagonal support zone of the wearer's body when the article is worn. The diagonal support member is designed to support the article from the small of the back, over the hip, and to the lower abdomen. The diagonal support member is distinct from the waist feature, which is designed to provide only enough circumferential tension to hold itself in position on the body. The absorbent article has a garment-like high-waisted appearance, gentle tension around the waist to avoid discomfort and/or pressure marking, good leakage protection, good sustained fit, and easy application and removal.
A disposable absorbent article for fitting about a wearer's body to contain excreta and/or bodily exudates, the wearer's body having a lower abdomen, hip joints, a small of the back, and a diagonal support zone lying across the small of the back over the hip joints and across the lower abdomen, the absorbent article comprising:
A pre-closed disposable absorbent article for fitting about a wearer's body to contain excreta and/or bodily exudates, the wearer's body having a lower abdomen, hip joints, a small of the back, and a diagonal support zone lying across the small of the back over the hip joints and across the lower abdomen, the absorbent article comprising:
A pre-closed disposable absorbent article for fitting about a wearer's body to contain excreta and/or bodily exudates, the wearer's body having a lower abdomen, hip joints, a small of the back, and a diagonal support zone lying across the small of the back over the hip joints and across the lower abdomen, the absorbent article comprising:
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