An incontinence garment assembly includes a band forming a closed loop. The band has an upper edge and a lower edge. A panel is attached to the bottom edge and extends downwardly therefrom. The panel has a distal edge and a pair of lateral edges. The panel is comprised of an absorbent material. The absorbent material includes a plurality of layers and the plurality of layers includes an outer layer is fluid impermeable. Each of a pair of straps has a first end attached to the band and a second end attached to the panel adjacent to the distal edge. The panel is positioned between the straps.

Disclosed is material saving clothing including a repeatedly usable general-purpose holding and looping member for replacement with a full-pad type or a partial-pad type absorbent article and an absorbent article. The holding and looping member has a rear waist portion that is provided with a rear opening and a rear clamp section and a front portion that is provided with a front opening and a front clamping section. The front portion is provided, on a lower portion of each of left and right sides thereof, with a side clamp section and anti-skidding glue. The absorbent article is provided, above a rear end thereof, with left and right rear pulling sections positionable into a rear opening and clamped (from opposite sides) by a rear clamp section and a front clamping section provided above a front end to be pulled through a front opening for clamping by a front clamping section.

The present disclosure relates to one or a combination of an absorbent article's chassis, inner leg cuffs, outer leg cuffs, ear panels, side panels, waistbands, and belts that may comprise one or more pluralities of tightly spaced (less than 4 mm, less than 3 mm, less than 2 mm, and less than 1 mm) and/or very fine (less than 300, less than 200, less than 100 dtex) and/or low strain (less than 300%, less than 200%, less than 100%) elastics to deliver low pressure less than 1 psi (according to the conditions defined by the Pressure-Under-Strand method below) under the elastics, while providing adequate modulus of (between about 2 gf/mm and 15 gf/mm) to make the article easy to apply and to comfortably maintain the article in place on the wearer, even with a loaded core (holding at least 50 mls of liquid), to provide for the advantages described above.

An improved underwear garment includes an outer layer; an inner layer; a waist band; two leg openings; a pocket member; and at least one scented member. The inner layer is adapted to absorb any liquid discharge from a user and deter the liquid discharge from reaching the outer layer. The waist band is attached to an upper edge of the outer layer. The pocket member is attached to an outer surface of the outer layer and forms an interior volume. The at least one scented member is removably located within the interior volume of the pocket member and is adapted such that the at least one scented member can provide a scent to the improved underwear garment while the user is wearing the improved underwear garment, and wherein when the at least one scented member no longer provides a scent it can be removed and replaced with another scented member.

An improved underwear garment includes an outer layer; an inner layer; a waist band; two leg openings; a pocket member; and at least one scented member. The inner layer is adapted to absorb any liquid discharge from a user and deter the liquid discharge from reaching the outer layer. The waist band is attached to an upper edge of the outer layer. The pocket member is attached to an outer surface of the outer layer and forms an interior volume. The at least one scented member is removably located within the interior volume of the pocket member and is adapted such that the at least one scented member can provide a scent to the improved underwear garment while the user is wearing the improved underwear garment, and wherein when the at least one scented member no longer provides a scent it can be removed and replaced with another scented member.

A product line of absorbent articles includes a first absorbent article for a male wearer within a first size range. The first absorbent article has an outer cover, a body facing material in opposed relationship with the outer cover, and an absorbent body disposed between the body facing material and the outer cover for absorbing liquid that passes through the body facing material. The body facing material defines a male urine handling feature with a plurality of projections adapted to handle urine released by the male wearer. A second absorbent article for a female wearer is sized within the first size range. The second absorbent article includes an outer cover, a body facing material in opposed relationship with the outer cover, and an absorbent body disposed between the body facing material and the outer cover for absorbing liquid that passes through the body facing material. The body facing material defines a female urine handling feature with a plurality of projections adapted to handle urine released by the female wearer. At least a portion of the projections of the female urine handling feature has a different configuration than the projections of the male handling feature.

A product line of absorbent articles includes a first absorbent article for a male wearer within a first size range. The first absorbent article has an outer cover, a body facing material in opposed relationship with the outer cover, and an absorbent body disposed between the body facing material and the outer cover for absorbing liquid that passes through the body facing material. The body facing material defines a male urine handling feature with a plurality of projections adapted to handle urine released by the male wearer. A second absorbent article for a female wearer is sized within the first size range. The second absorbent article includes an outer cover, a body facing material in opposed relationship with the outer cover, and an absorbent body disposed between the body facing material and the outer cover for absorbing liquid that passes through the body facing material. The body facing material defines a female urine handling feature with a plurality of projections adapted to handle urine released by the female wearer. At least a portion of the projections of the female urine handling feature has a different configuration than the projections of the male handling feature.

A male diaper permits a user to urinate without removing the diaper from a lower body region of the user and includes a main body member disposed around the lower body region of the user and having a front portion with a crotch region having a front flap and a rear flap separated to create an opening to permit the user's reproductive organ to pass therethrough, and an exterior flap detachably coupled to the front portion of the main body member by a fastener. The exterior flap is designed to attach to the main body member to a closed position to seal the opening. The exterior flap is designed to detach from the main body member to an open position to permit the reproductive organ of the user to extend through the opening and into a surrounding environment, thereby enabling the user to urinate.

An array of packages may comprise three or more different sizes of disposable absorbent articles. The Product Length-to-Waist Silhouette of an array of three or more absorbent articles may be from about 0.9 to about 1.1 or from about 0.5 to about 0.7.

An incontinence undergarment for adult men. The interior of the undergarment is lined and includes an elastic waistband and elastic leg openings. The undergarment also includes a hook and loop closure strip in the crotch area to enable easy urination without requiring complete removal of the garment. Along the sides of the closure strip are reinforcements, where the interior of the closure strip and the reinforcement sections are lined with plastic to prevent leakage. The undergarment may be available in various sizes, including S, M, L, and XL. It may also be available in a variety of color options.