A disposable absorbent pant having a front belt portion and a rear belt portion is disclosed. The front and rear belt portions are joined at side seams and the rear belt portion has a greater length than the front belt portion. A lower edge of the rear belt portion forms at least in part edges of left and right leg openings to the rear of the side seams. The rear belt portion includes first and second layers of nonwoven web material sandwiching a plurality of laterally extending and laterally pre-strained elastic strands, disposed below the side seams. A first of the plurality of elastic strands differs from a second of the plurality of elastic strands by one or more of amount of pre-strain, tensile modulus, decitex, and combinations thereof.

A diaper is configured to prevent a projecting section from being folded between the diaper and the skin. Lower edges of a wing part have a wavy portion having a plurality of outwardly bulging peaks. A side elastic member is on the width direction center side of the wing part in the side flap portion. A flat gather is contracted in the front-back direction by the side elastic member. An overlapping range is provided where a front-back direction range in which contraction force of the side elastic member acts and part of a front-back direction range of the wavy portion overlap, the maximum elongation of the flat gather is 150 to 350%, the width direction interval between the side elastic member and the wavy portion in the overlapping range is 15 to 50 mm at the maximum and 5 to 20 mm at the minimum.

An absorbent article may have a Product Hip-to-Side Silhouette from 0.5 to about 1.8 and a Relaxed Product Side Length that is greater than about 65% of the Relaxed Product Length. An array of absorbent articles may have an Array Average Product Hip-to-Side Silhouette from about 0.5 to about 1.8.

A disposable diaper for a pet that wraps around a waist of the pet includes: a main body including a topsheet, a backsheet, and an absorbent core between the topsheet and the backsheet; and a binding portion in a main-body first end that is at one end side in a waistline direction of the disposable diaper. The disposable diaper further includes mark portions spaced apart in the waistline direction.

A disposable absorbent pant having a front belt portion and a rear belt portion is disclosed. The front and rear belt portions are joined at side seams and the rear belt portion has a greater length than the front belt portion. A lower edge of the rear belt portion forms at least in part edges of left and right leg openings to the rear of the side seams. The rear belt portion includes first and second layers of nonwoven web material sandwiching a plurality of laterally extending and laterally pre-strained elastic strands, disposed below the side seams. A first of the plurality of elastic strands differs from a second of the plurality of elastic strands by one or more of amount of pre-strain, tensile modulus, decitex, and combinations thereof.

An undergarment facilitating the process to transition from disposable protective undergarments and diapers to underwear or toilet/potty-training in individuals where a subject is able to access and use facilities independently and at the proper time. The training undergarment can be made of textile of differing colors and prints with a particular thickness integrated with fasteners, which lock together creating a garment with a front and back. The snaps enable the training undergarment to be removed by unsnapping the closures and removing said undergarment without the individual becoming completely undressed or disrobed. The training undergarment protects the clothing of the individual from excrement in said transition until the individual is fully trained and able to use proper facilities at the proper time.

An array of disposable pant-type gender-specific absorbent articles adapted for female and male users. The array has a first subarray including first and second sizes for female users; and a second subarray including third and fourth sizes for male users. Each absorbent article in the array has a transversely elasticised waist portion. At least one of the first and second size absorbent articles has a first circumferential length of the waist portion in a relaxed state and a second circumferential length of the waist portion in an extended state. At least one of the third and fourth size absorbent articles has a third circumferential length of the waist portion in a relaxed state and a fourth circumferential length of the waist portion in an extended state. The first circumferential length is smaller than the third circumferential length, and the second circumferential length is equal to the fourth circumferential length.

Absorbent articles that include elastics in multiple layers are disclosed herein.

Absorbent articles that include elastics in multiple layers are disclosed herein.

Three or more elongated cover portion elastic members along a width direction are disposed in a gluteal cover portion of a back outer member. The gluteal cover portion is contracted in the width direction by the cover portion elastic members. The cover portion elastic member located closest to a waist opening is disposed at an end portion of the gluteal cover portion on the waist opening side. The cover portion elastic member located closest to a leg opening is disposed at an end portion of the gluteal cover portion on the leg opening side. When a central interval between the cover portion elastic member located closest to the waist opening and the cover portion elastic member located second from the waist opening is represented by d.sub.A, and the front-back direction length of the gluteal cover portion is represented by d.sub.E, d.sub.A>0.5d.sub.E is satisfied.