Review on 6-Piece Set of Elegant Natural Wooden Coat Hangers by TOPIA HANGER - Premium Wood Suit Hangers with Glossy Finish, Extra-Wide Shoulder, Thicker Chrome Hooks & Anti-Slip Bar CT02N by Brandon Roberts

They showed up looking for suitable hangers for suits and winter jackets. They're a bit pricey for a hanger, but they're good. They are packed by 6 pieces in a box that is perfect for storing 6 pieces. The box is not too big. Each hanger is wrapped in foam to protect the wood finish and doesn't appear to move in the box when shaken. They are made of deep cherry wood. The trouser bar is attached with two screws that appear solid. The rod does not rotate / does not rotate. Otherwise there are no explicitly mounted parts. The neck is additionally protected by a ribbed plastic coating, which prevents the pants from slipping even when resting evenly on the bar. In some hangars, pants can be staggered on the bar to balance the weight and prevent slipping. Not this one. Somewhere it is indicated that since they are made of wood, wet clothes cannot be hung on them. If this is a problem, similar style plastic hangers (different brand) can be found for hanging wet/wet clothes to dry. Hook: The hook is essential in a way, mostly for flexibility and functionality. However, these hooks do not rotate easily. This is not a criticism, just a comment. This is to indicate that they are not spinning like a top. It doesn't take much impact to rotate them, but they seem to stay in place once positioned. You only have a small gap. It's just not a fact that over-twisting will weaken them over time in such a short period of use. The hooks are very shiny, chrome plated and smooth. The only downside I find to this hook is that the hook itself is not rounded. It's flat so it doesn't slide easily on the counter. This is especially noticeable when these hangers are used on a rack to which they dock. When sliding from the smaller or inserted side to the larger side, it will get hooked. It would be better if the hooks were rounded. In general, hangers are good. In my case I wouldn't replace every hanger in my closet with them, 1) they're a bit pricey and 2) they take up a lot of space on the hanger due to the width, so they're used as originally stated, so coats and suits keep their shape in winter.