Vintage DryNites (plain white) faux tag color

[DrynitesQc]

Hi all !

I found a nice treasure, and bought some good old DryNites (GoodNites) from that time when they were unisex and all white
It looks like these were samples, packed individually, with a 2 pages flyer explaining the different sizing.
I believe (but unsure since it is not mentionned) they are the LARGE size, 7-10 yo. The sides are pretty tight but they can strech a lot and are very strong, so I can wear them with my 75kg ^^
In the box, some have the pink faux tag, with stars. Other ones have a dark blue tag, only mentionning "BACK".

Do somebody know the difference between both ? The size seems to be very similar.

 

[Lostboy123]

Hi all !

I found a nice treasure, and bought some good old DryNites (GoodNites) from that time when they were unisex and all white
It looks like these were samples, packed individually, with a 2 pages flyer explaining the different sizing.
I believe (but unsure since it is not mentionned) they are the LARGE size, 7-10 yo. The sides are pretty tight but they can strech a lot and are very strong, so I can wear them with my 75kg ^^
In the box, some have the pink faux tag, with stars. Other ones have a dark blue tag, only mentionning "BACK".

Do somebody know the difference between both ? The size seems to be very similar.

How old are they. I don't remember them ever not having images on them, assuming they're French (due to the flyer) maybe the ones sold there were plain. As a 13 year old bedwetter I used to hate the fact that they had childish images on them adding to the embarrassment that I already felt at having to wear them. I now wish they'd still fit me given they worked brilliantly and I can't find any adult nappies that I can wet in bed.

I do remember that they all used to say 'back' on them for some reason.

 

[DrynitesQc]

How old are they. I don't remember them ever not having images on them, assuming they're French (due to the flyer) maybe the ones sold there were plain. As a 13 year old bedwetter I used to hate the fact that they had childish images on them adding to the embarrassment that I already felt at having to wear them. I now wish they'd still fit me given they worked brilliantly and I can't find any adult nappies that I can wet in bed.

I do remember that they all used to say 'back' on them for some reason.

They are around 15-20 years old ! These are the first ones I started to wear again when I was younger. They were still plain white in 2002-2004 or so. I had a cousin who had to wear them until late, and I was stealing it from their bathroom when I was visiting them ^^

 

[ade]

I remember the blue 'label' coming in with the 'trim-fit' style.
If you look at your photos, the blue labelled one has a narrower pad at the crotch.

 

[Lostboy123]

They are around 15-20 years old ! These are the first ones I started to wear again when I was younger. They were still plain white in 2002-2004 or so. I had a cousin who had to wear them until late, and I was stealing it from their bathroom when I was visiting them ^^

Lol I was still in baby nappies then which will explain why I can't remember them being plain.

 

[DanElmontan]

The pink stars were the third generation rear tag (debuting around 1998-ish) and the blue 4th generation “back” came out with the Trim-Fit design in 2003.

First generation back tag circa 1994 was just a thin blue plastic rectangle (separate from the backing sheet) with no words, as I recall, and was only around briefly. Second generation consisted of the word “back” printed in light red and appeared around 1995.

 

[ade]

With regards to which sizes you may have,

You may have an older (original) 7 to 10 (A) and a newer (trim-fit) 10 to 15 (B; these, shortly thereafter, became the 8 to 15 size, with graphics).

 

[relax]

How old are they. I don't remember them ever not having images on them, assuming they're French (due to the flyer) maybe the ones sold there were plain. As a 13 year old bedwetter I used to hate the fact that they had childish images on them adding to the embarrassment that I already felt at having to wear them. I now wish they'd still fit me given they worked brilliantly and I can't find any adult nappies that I can wet in bed.

I do remember that they all used to say 'back' on them for some reason.

From around 2002, they were the first one I bought around 14. They were huge on me. What good memories

 

[DrynitesQc]

The pink stars were the third generation rear tag (debuting around 1998-ish) and the blue 4th generation “back” came out with the Trim-Fit design in 2003.

First generation back tag circa 1994 was just a thin blue plastic rectangle (separate from the backing sheet) with no words, as I recall, and was only around briefly. Second generation consisted of the word “back” printed in light red and appeared around 1995.

Thanks a lot, that's what I was looking for!
I'm glad I found those pink stars ones Unfortunatly they are still a bit tight on me (much more than current ones), but they feel very thick and are also a bit noisy

 

[DrynitesQc]

With regards to which sizes you may have,

You may have an older (original) 7 to 10 (A) and a newer (trim-fit) 10 to 15 (B; these, shortly thereafter, became the 8 to 15 size, with graphics).

Thanks to your help I think I have the 7-10 original and the next 7-10 version (trim fit). The sizing is very
similar, but I feel more tight in the blue one.

 

[Jack01]

I remember, these where the first diapers/pull ups I managed to get my hands on. Many memories.

 

[Babybear2006]

The goodnites that have the pink stars are the first ones I had to wear in 95 or 96

 

[DrynitesQc]

I remember, these where the first diapers/pull ups I managed to get my hands on. Many memories.

Exactly the same here

 

[Needdiscipline]

How old are they. I don't remember them ever not having images on them, assuming they're French (due to the flyer) maybe the ones sold there were plain. As a 13 year old bedwetter I used to hate the fact that they had childish images on them adding to the embarrassment that I already felt at having to wear them. I now wish they'd still fit me given they worked brilliantly and I can't find any adult nappies that I can wet in bed.

I do remember that they all used to say 'back' on them for some reason.

Yeah. Betterdry and that caliber are the only ones that work. They are FSA/HSA qualifier though