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Patent No.:
Date of Patent:
Oct. 05, 2010
Filed:
Mar. 18, 2005
Donald Carroll Roe, West Chester Twp., OH (US);
Melanie D. Allen, Newport, KY (US);
Kathleen Quinlan Ames-ooten, Cincinnati, OH (US);
Mark John Ciesko, Cincinnati, OH (US);
Barry Robert Feist, Madeira, OH (US);
Eiro Fukuda, Mason, OH (US);
George Bartol Glackin, Wyoming, OH (US);
Donald Carroll Roe, West Chester Twp., OH (US);
Melanie D. Allen, Newport, KY (US);
Kathleen Quinlan Ames-Ooten, Cincinnati, OH (US);
Mark John Ciesko, Cincinnati, OH (US);
Barry Robert Feist, Madeira, OH (US);
Eiro Fukuda, Mason, OH (US);
George Bartol Glackin, Wyoming, OH (US);
The Procter & Gamble Company, Cincinnati, OH (US);
Abstract
A pull-on wearable article includes a main portion with an outer cover, the main portion defining a front waist region, a rear waist region, and a crotch region extending between and connecting the front and rear waist regions. First and second extendable side panels extend between and connect the main portion front waist region and the main portion rear waist region to form the article in a closed waist configuration, wherein at least a portion of each side panel is extendable between a relaxed state and an extended state. The article defines first and second side regions, each side region including one of the first and second side panels and a transverse region of the main portion bordering the respective side panel. An informational image is disposed in at least the first side region, wherein the informational image is legible when the first and second side panels are substantially in the relaxed state.