The present invention addresses the problem of improving quick-drying properties of a top sheet at a part that often contacts with the skin of a wearer. A top sheet (10) for absorbent articles comprises an upper layer sheet (11), a lower layer sheet (12), multiple bonded parts (40) at which the sheets (11, 12) are bonded to each other, and multiple unbonded parts (50) which are surrounded by the multiple bonded parts (40). Each of the unbonded parts (50) has a larger area (51) that has a relatively large area and a smaller area (52) that has a relatively small area and is extended in one direction from the larger area (51). The upper layer sheet (11) is protruded convexly in the larger areas (51) and the smaller areas (52). The plurality of joining portions (40) has a shape in which a first line portion (41), a second line portion (42), and a third line portion (43) connected to one another branch off from a junction (44) in different directions. The first line portion (41) is curved or bent to swell in a certain direction, and the second line portion (42) is curved or bent to swell in an opposite direction to the first line portion (41). This arrangement provides for rapid drying at least in the larger areas as liquid is removed from the larger areas to the smaller areas as the larger areas contact the skin of the wearer and thereby improves the feeling for the wearer.
