A package comprising a plurality of personal care articles each in the form of a diaper comprising a nonwoven substrate, wherein the nonwoven substrate is a topsheet, an acquisition layer, a distribution layer and/or an outer cover nonwoven, wherein the personal care articles are compressed in the package, wherein the package is characterised in that the nonwoven substrate comprises a shaped nonwoven fabric in the form of a spunbond substrate and has a first surface defining a plane of the first surface and a pattern of three-dimensional features extending outwardly from the plane of the first surface, the pattern including a first zone of the three-dimensional features and a second zone of the three-dimensional features, wherein the first zone has a first pattern of three-dimensional features, and has a first area centrally located within an overall area of the fabric, and the second zone has a second pattern of three-dimensional features and has a second area distributed about the first zone within the overall area, wherein the pattern of three-dimensional features is not in a regular repeating pattern across the entire overall area, a distinction between the zones (110, 120) being a difference in fabric basis weight, and wherein at least one of the first or second zones (110, 120) comprise: a first three-dimensional feature having a first intensive property value, wherein the intensive property is basis weight; and a second three-dimensional feature having a second, different intensive property value, wherein the intensive property is basis weight, wherein the first intensive property value is at least 1.5 times higher than the second intensive property value; and wherein the three-dimensional features are formed by spinning fibers directly onto a forming belt having a pattern of corresponding three-dimensional features, and the resulting spunbond substrate is molded onto a forming belt that determines the shapes of the three-dimensional features of the substrate. wherein the package is characterised in that the nonwoven substrate comprises a shaped nonwoven fabric in the form of a spunbond substrate and has a first surface defining a plane of the first surface and a pattern of three-dimensional features extending outwardly from the plane of the first surface, the pattern including a first zone of the three-dimensional features and a second zone of the three-dimensional features, wherein the first zone has a first pattern of three-dimensional features, and has a first area centrally located within an overall area of the fabric, and the second zone has a second pattern of three-dimensional features and has a second area distributed about the first zone within the overall area, wherein the pattern of three-dimensional features is not in a regular repeating pattern across the entire overall area, a distinction between the zones (110, 120) being a difference in fabric basis weight, and wherein at least one of the first or second zones (110, 120) comprise: a first three-dimensional feature having a first intensive property value, wherein the intensive property is basis weight; and a second three-dimensional feature having a second, different intensive property value, wherein the intensive property is basis weight, wherein the first intensive property value is at least 1.5 times higher than the second intensive property value; and a first three-dimensional feature having a first intensive property value, wherein the intensive property is basis weight; and a second three-dimensional feature having a second, different intensive property value, wherein the intensive property is basis weight, wherein the first intensive property value is at least 1.5 times higher than the second intensive property value; and wherein the three-dimensional features are formed by spinning fibers directly onto a forming belt having a pattern of corresponding three-dimensional features, and the resulting spunbond substrate is molded onto a forming belt that determines the shapes of the three-dimensional features of the substrate.