Quality Childrens Plastic Non Flocked Hangers Storage & Organization Review

I have to admit I'm a hanger snob. I wince at the thought of mismatched hangers in the closet. Flocked Hangers - REQUIREMENT. Well they WERE a requirement until I accidentally bought them. These hangers are perfect for children's and youth clothing. They aren't flocked, but they look and work BETTER than flocked hangers! Clothing is put on and taken off on command. No resistance! And when you hang them up, the clothes will NOT fall! I don't know how it works, I'm just really happy with this…

The advert says they rotate 360 degrees but the hooks are glued in place. Then I saw a piece of paper at the bottom of the box that said "Afraid they won't turn?" and then he instructs you to force the hooks to turn and don't worry if you hear a loud one Hearing clicks as sometimes it takes a lot of effort to get them to move but all they did was break them. They return. Otherwise, I really like these hangers. They're basically a scaled down version of the wardrobes I turned our adult closet…

I recently switched to 14" velvet hangers for my kids wardrobe but they were too grippy for regular t-shirts. The size is perfect for small/medium/size 7/8 clothes and perfectly bridges that gap between baby hangers and full size hangers. They are thinner than expected, maybe twice as thin as the velvet ones I have. The metal hook feels premium. There are a few hangers with a rough bottom edge though - as my purpose is specifically for t-shirts that's fine, but definitely be careful when using…

Who knew I would be so excited. hangers?!? Something so basic. And yet, after searching in vain for something that didn't leave hanger horns in the shoulders of all my knitwear, I giddily threw away all my old regular-size hangers and happily replaced them with these. As a very thin-boned woman (95 lbs, 5'4", with rather narrow shoulders), I've always had to either live with those damn "horns" that regular hangers make in the shoulder area of my clothes, or use weird workarounds (eg. B. drape…

I'm short and have trouble finding hangers for blouses and other tops that fit my shoulder width. The standard size hangers are too wide and my tops are always stretched with iron marks on the sleeves. To solve this problem I bought wire hangers that could be adjusted to the width I wanted, but this caused other problems such as the tops hanging off the hangers. Fast forward to the day I read a little girl's blog post about this very problem and she suggests using baby hangers to solve the…