Merchandise display systems for baby care articles
AssigneeThe Procter & Gamble Company
InventorTysonn Yuievonn Betts
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Abstract
A merchandise system for disposable absorbent articles is provided. The merchandise display system includes a first line-up and second line-up of disposable absorbent articles designed to match a wearer's stage of development. The system also includes various color schemes associated with the first and second line-ups in order to facilitate consumers' identification and selection of the appropriate absorbent article configuration for a particular wearer. A merchandise system for baby care articles is also provided.
Claims8
A merchandise display system for disposable absorbent articles, the system comprising:
- a first line-up of disposable absorbent articles,
- the first line-up including:
- an absorbent article of a first configuration corresponding to a child's first stage of development, the absorbent article of the first configuration being enclosed in a first package, wherein the first package includes a first line-up color corresponding to the first line-up;
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- an absorbent article of a second configuration corresponding to a child's second stage of development, the absorbent article of the second configuration being enclosed in a second package, wherein the second package includes the first line-up color;
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- a second line-up of disposable absorbent articles,
- the second line-up including:
- an absorbent article of a first configuration corresponding to a child's first stage of development, the absorbent article of the first configuration being enclosed in a first package, wherein the first package includes a second line-up color corresponding to the second line-up;
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- an absorbent article of a second configuration corresponding to a child's second stage of development, the absorbent article of the second configuration being enclosed in a second package, wherein the second package includes the second line-up color;
- wherein the first line-up color and the second line-up color are different;
- the first line-up and the second line-up each contain an informational corridor which includes at least one product benefit indicator;
- and the first line-up and the second line-up each contain indicia which communicates a common source or brand indicator to a consumer.
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