Review on 20-Pack Heavy Duty Stainless Steel Hangers by MISSLO for Closet, Coat, Clothing, Suit, Shirt - 16.4 Inch by Herb Guevara

Lots of hangers are terrible if you want to hang up your t-shirts. I don't use a dresser and I hang all my long and short sleeve t-shirts. The problem is often that the shackles are too big to easily fit into the collar. In most cases, you will have to crane your neck to insert the hanger. Just not with these beauties. They are a fantastic size for my t-shirts. You don't feel like it sticks to shirts and is difficult to put on and take off. They don't tend to snag on fabric like many plastic hangers do as they still have sharp manufacturing marks left over from improper deburring. I like that they are built to withstand heavy use and are not likely to bend very easily. With my heavier shirts, the plastic shirts can sometimes warp a bit. I like that they are narrow, like felt, so you can hang a lot of shirts on them unlike the thicker plastic. The hanger is big enough to hold relatively large clothes rails. Although the curved portion of the hanger doesn't have the tiny rounded ridge you see on other curved metal hangers, the end is relatively smooth and I'm not afraid of accidentally snagging some fabric. Good quality and the welds are well done, nothing can scratch or snag on clothes. Now all I have to do is get a lot more and finally replace those crappy felt hangers I got at BB&B. They are generally much more difficult to use and many of them just broke. These hangers are of much better quality.