
Incontinence care
Adult tape diaper
Adult tape diapers with PE or cloth-like backsheet options, a dual-core structure and adjustable fastening. Specify the fit and core for your care or retail supply.
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Pull-on adult incontinence pants in a published S–XXL size range, with a 360° elastic waistband and slim-fit core construction for retail or care procurement.
For adult incontinence pants, a wholesale assortment starts with the wearer measurements and chosen size mix. Keep the shaped core and pull-on body specification together so pharmacy, retail or care buyers can compare a defined product across S–XXL.
Include your sizes, quantities and destination market.
Adult pants use a pull-on construction with a 360° spandex waistband. The published range is S to XXL and includes a shaped core, slim-fit design, an acquisition and distribution layer and an odor-control SAP option.
The waistband and body dimensions distinguish pants from tape-fastened adult diapers. For procurement, choose the format and size chart that match your intended users, then review the offered core and materials on the actual sample.
Compare the complete pants in the sizes you intend to carry. Waistband stretch, leg openings and core placement describe different parts of the fit, while slim-fit wording identifies the profile to review rather than a performance grade.
Request relaxed and stretched waist measurements and the corresponding wearer ranges. Review samples at the sizes important to your assortment so the same S–XXL letters do not conceal different fit assumptions between suppliers.
Record the core outline and placement within the pants, together with the acquisition and distribution layer. Compare the thickness and finished body profile on the matching size, rather than using a loose core image as the whole specification.
Ask which acquisition, rewet and retention information applies to the offered size and core. If an odor-control SAP option is requested, identify that construction separately and agree the supporting information needed for any pack claim.
Construction details for this model. Confirm the configuration on your selected sample.

Compare stretch and fit for each size in the order.

Inspect the core shape and placement in the pants.

Confirm the selected core and any supported odor-control detail.

Review the profile and dimensions on the actual sample.

Assess the ADL together with the full core construction.
Use the listed product information as a starting point. Agree the final sample, dimensions and order configuration with our team.
Request a specification sheet| Product format | Disposable pull-on adult incontinence pants |
|---|---|
| Published size range | S–XXL |
| Waistband | 360° spandex waistband |
| Core design | Shaped core with an acquisition and distribution layer |
| Body profile | Slim-fit construction |
| Measurements | Confirm waist range, leg opening and dimensions for each size |
An order schedule should distinguish size changes from changes to the core or packaging. This gives a distributor a clear reference for stock planning and helps keep a later reorder connected to the pants previously reviewed.
Ask for the waist range and leg dimensions for each size letter in your assortment. Compare waistband stretch, core placement and thickness alongside liquid acquisition, rewet and retention results using the agreed assessment method.
For a pharmacy, retailer or care-supply range, identify quantities by size and pieces per pack. Keep any absorbency category on the packaging tied to the offered model’s supporting data rather than assuming the same rating applies across S–XXL.
Request the product specification, packaging information and relevant test or supplier documents for the offered model. Review the holder, scope and validity before making claims for your brand or destination market.
Explore OEM & ODM manufacturingCompare the format, sample and order specification before choosing this product for your range. These answers explain the details to clarify with our team.
Ask a product questionRequest the measurement chart for this model. S–XXL identifies the available range but does not define the wearer waist measurements or leg opening without the corresponding chart.
No. It describes the product profile. Confirm the core and agreed performance data for the offered construction separately.
Include the size assortment, quantities, required core and materials, pieces per pack, artwork and destination market. If comparing an existing SKU, send a sample and its measurement and performance requirements.
Confirm the core offered for each size. The published range does not establish identical core dimensions, placement or assessment results throughout S–XXL. Keep the size and construction reference beside any performance information used in your comparison.
Retain its size chart, waistband and leg measurements, core and material specification, pack count and identifiable sample reference. Record any later change before reordering so a familiar size name or pack design is not treated as proof of an unchanged product.
Share the sizes, planned quantities and packaging you need for Adult incontinence pants. We can then review the sample and supply requirements.