A transversally extensible elastic laminar web including a support web having a continuous edge portion sandwiched between two corresponding edge portions of two overlapped webs and a plurality of tabs extending from the edge portion outside the two overlapped webs, wherein each tab has a respective micro-hook pad fixed to a planar surface, and wherein the planar surface of each tab has a portion which completely surrounds the respective micro-hook pad.

A transversally extensible elastic laminar web including a support web having a continuous edge portion sandwiched between two corresponding edge portions of two overlapped webs and a plurality of tabs extending from the edge portion outside the two overlapped webs, wherein each tab has a respective micro-hook pad fixed to a planar surface, and wherein the planar surface of each tab has a portion which completely surrounds the respective micro-hook pad.

A transversally extensible elastic laminate including two continuous tab chains having respective continuous base portions sandwiched between two corresponding edge portions of two overlapped webs and a plurality of tabs extending from the respective base portions outside the two overlapped webs, wherein each tab has a respective micro-hook pad fixed to a planar surface, and wherein the planar surface of each tab has a portion which completely surrounds the respective micro-hook pad.

A transversally extensible elastic laminate including two continuous tab chains having respective continuous base portions sandwiched between two corresponding edge portions of two overlapped webs and a plurality of tabs extending from the respective base portions outside the two overlapped webs, wherein each tab has a respective micro-hook pad fixed to a planar surface, and wherein the planar surface of each tab has a portion which completely surrounds the respective micro-hook pad.

A woven polyester fabric with a trilobal construction and a 5% elastane content, and an outer laminated layer of polyurethane, with 250 GSM insulation. The fabric and clothing made from the fabric is waterproof, breathable, stretchable in 4 directions, and insulating to −50 degrees Celsius. The fabric meets the standards defined by the testing standards ASTM D2034-2009; ASTM D1424-2009: ASTM D434-1995; ASTM D4970/D4970M-2010c1, ASTM D3107-07(R2011), AATCC 127, and JIS L1099 Method B-1:2006.

The present disclosure relates to methods for making elastomeric laminates that may be used as components of absorbent articles. The elastomeric laminates may include a first substrate, a second substrate, and an elastic material located between the first and second substrates. During assembly of an elastomeric laminate, a beam is rotated to unwind the elastic strands from the beam, wherein the strands may include a spin finish. First bonds are applied to bond discrete lengths of the stretched elastic strands with and between the first substrate and the second substrate, wherein the discrete first bonds are arranged intermittently along the machine direction. In addition, second bonds are applied between consecutive first bonds to bond the first and second substrates directly to each other, wherein the second bonds extend in the machine direction and may be separated from each other in a cross direction by at least one elastic strand.

In an embodiment, an article comprises an infrared blocking layer comprising a host material (18) and a plurality of composite fibers (20); wherein each of the composite fibers of the plurality of composite fibers comprises a contrast material and a matrix material; wherein the contrast material forms a photonic crystal in the matrix material that when exposed to an infrared radiation manifests a photonic band gap. In another embodiment, a method of making an article comprises mixing a host material or a host polymer precursor and a plurality of composite fibers to form a mixture; and forming an infrared blocking layer from the mixture. In another embodiment, a method of making an article comprises one or both of forming a layered stack and co-extruding a host layer, a fiber layer, and an optional polymer layer.

Provided is an elastic laminate comprising a multilayer film comprising first elasticity skin layers arranged on both sides of a second elasticity core layer, said second elasticity core layer having higher elasticity than the sandwiching first elasticity skin layers, wherein the first elasticity skin layers comprise an olefin polymer, and the second elasticity core layer comprise an elastomer layer, and said multilayer film having arranged on both outer surfaces thereof non-woven layers bonded either (i) through hotmelt pressure-sensitive adhesive layers or (ii) by means of ultrasonic bonding or thermal bonding,
wherein the elastic laminate is characterized by an elongation strength of less than 20 N/50 mm width when elongated by 50% with 300 mm/min elongation speed.

Provided is an elastic laminate comprising a multilayer film comprising first elasticity skin layers arranged on both sides of a second elasticity core layer, said second elasticity core layer having higher elasticity than the sandwiching first elasticity skin layers, wherein the first elasticity skin layers comprise an olefin polymer, and the second elasticity core layer comprise an elastomer layer, and said multilayer film having arranged on both outer surfaces thereof non-woven layers bonded either (i) through hotmelt pressure-sensitive adhesive layers or (ii) by means of ultrasonic bonding or thermal bonding,
wherein the elastic laminate is characterized by an elongation strength of less than 20 N/50 mm width when elongated by 50% with 300 mm/min elongation speed.

Disclosed is a process for making a composite elastic tape, elastically extendable along its longitudinal direction, including: providing a tape of elastic material having a main elongation direction; providing first and second tapes of fibrous and porous material; cutting the tape of elastic material into strips along the direction; tensioning the strips of elastic material along the direction to elastically lengthen and distance them; arranging the first and the second tape of fibrous and porous material respectively above and below the tensioned, elastically elongated and spaced strips; and fixing the strips while being tensioned, elastically elongated and spaced, between the first and the second tape of fibrous and porous material in an undeformed condition, to make a composite elastic material shaped like a tape. Also disclosed is the composite elastic tape thus obtained, suitable for the waist region of a diaper as well as other products incorporating such tape.