A disposable absorbent article may include a topsheet, a backsheet, an absorbent core disposed between the topsheet and the backsheet, and a leg gasketing system. The leg gasketing system may include an inner cuff and an outer cuff; the inner cuff may include an inner cuff folded edge and an inner cuff material edge and the outer cuff may include an outer cuff folded edge and an outer cuff material edge such that the web of material is folded laterally inward to form the outer cuff folded edge and folded laterally outward to form the inner cuff folded edge.

A wearable article comprising an elastic laminate with an inner web and an outer web being in a face to face relationship, and a skin-facing outer surface and a garment-facing outer surface. The elastic laminate has a total caliper when subjected to the NMR MOUSE method as defined herein, the total caliper having a first 200 m sub-caliper corresponding to 200 m of the total caliper starting from the skin-facing outer surface and extending towards the garment-facing outer surface, and a last 200 m sub-caliper corresponding to 200 m of the total caliper starting from the garment-facing outer surface and extending towards the skin-facing outer surface. The elastic laminate has a % Liquid Ratio in the first 200 micron sub-caliper to total caliper of less than 20% after 1 minute according to the NMR MOUSE method.

An absorbent article includes: a liquid-permeable topsheet; a liquid-impermeable backsheet; an absorbent core disposed between the topsheet and the backsheet; and one or more low liquid permeation portions each of which: has a lower permeability speed of body fluid permeating from a skin side to a non-skin side of the absorbent article than a permeability speed of the body fluid in a surrounding area of the one or more low liquid permeation portions, is disposed on the non-skin side relative to a non-skin surface of the topsheet and on the skin side relative to a non-skin surface of the absorbent core, and is disposed in a central region among three equally divided regions of the absorbent core in a width direction of the absorbent article.

An absorbent article has a liquid pervious topsheet, a liquid impervious backsheet, an absorbent core disposed between the topsheet and backsheet; first and second opposing longitudinal side edges, a front waist region and a back waist region; and a first and second back ear extending outwardly from the first and longitudinal side edges in the back waist region, respectively. The first and second back ears have an engineering strain greater than about 8% at about or below 2N of force when measured according to the Back Ear Extension Test, and a roughness Ra lower than about 300 m when measured according to the Roughness Test.

An absorbent core for use in an absorbent article including a high loft central layer having deposited on two different surfaces thereon a first superabsorbent polymer SAP1 and a second superabsorbent polymer SAP2 in the form of particles that are at least partially distributed within the high loft layer. The SAP1 has a higher capacity than SAP2 and the permeability of SAP2 is more than 510-7 cm3.Math.s/g.

Patterned fibrous substrates having a plurality of individual fibers, a first region, and a second region are provided. The first region is visually discernable from the second region. The first region has a first region fluid permeability score (PS1), and the second region has a second region fluid permeability score (PS2). The first region fluid permeability score (PS1) is different than the second region fluid permeability score (PS2). The first region fluid permeability score (PS1) and the second region fluid permeability score (PS2) are both greater than 5 Darcy.

An absorbent article having an absorbent core including a high loft central layer having deposited on two different surfaces thereon a first superabsorbent polymer SAP1 and a second superabsorbent polymer SAP2 in the form of particles that are at least partially distributed within the high loft layer. The SAP1 has a higher capacity than SAP2 and the permeability of SAP2 is more than 510-7 cm3.Math.s/g.

An absorbent article has a liquid pervious topsheet, a liquid impervious backsheet, an absorbent core disposed between the topsheet and backsheet; first and second opposing longitudinal side edges, a front waist region and a back waist region; and a first and second back ear extending outwardly from the first and longitudinal side edges in the back waist region, respectively. The first and second back ears have a back ear width (W) and include a laminate having an elastomeric material sandwiched between a first nonwoven layer and a second nonwoven layer, wherein the elastomeric material has an elastic material width (Y), and wherein elastic material width (Y) is less than back ear width (W). The first back ear and the second back ear exhibit between about 1% to about 20% of a 4 hour growth when measured according to the 4 hr. Growth Test described herein.

Wearable article comprising an elastic laminate with excellent sweat management properties. The elastic laminate comprises a first web and a second web. The second web is formed of a first fibrous layer and a second fibrous layer, which are integrally combined with each other. The second fibrous layer may be more hydrophilic than the first fibrous layer, and/or the second fibrous layer may have higher average surface area per volume than the first fibrous layer.

A sanitary product with three-dimensional cuffs includes an absorbent body and three-dimensional cuffs. The three-dimensional cuff is composed of a water-repellent thermal-bonded nonwoven fabric, one or more rubber bands, and a lining fabric. The water-repellent thermal-bonded nonwoven fabric is strip-shaped; its inner side edge is bent downward and outward to form a bent portion with an internal space. The outer bottom surface of the bent portion is adhered to the surface of the absorbent body, and the outer side edge of the water-repellent thermal-bonded nonwoven fabric is adhered to the outer edge of the absorbent body. The one or more rubber bands are adhered between the upper surface of the lining fabric and the top surface of the internal space of the bent portion via rubber band glue, and the lower surface of the lining fabric is separated from the bottom surface of the internal space of the bent portion.