Upra Shirt Hangers Space Saving Plastic 10-Pack - Ultimate Closet Organizers for Coats, Jackets, Pants, Dresses, Scarves - Non-Slip, Durable & Multi-Functional - Perfect Dorm Room/Apartment Essentials Review

So this is great and helped me save closet space. ONE criticism. Slightly offset each part of the hanger so that it is not so difficult to hang the shirts on the hanger. Once I got used to it, there were no problems. But in terms of space saving and longevity a great product.

These could be great for button tops or t-shirts but for dresses they were a pain, they weren't very functional. Spaghetti straps fall, V-necks fall, every wide neck falls, and if you take one off, if you're not very careful not to touch the hanger, then at least one more piece of clothing falls.

Hangers look exactly as described and are solid. We've been using them for a while with no problems. We hang my husband's shirts on it. I've seen a few other designs in the past that I liked a little better. But I wanted the shirt hangar to only be three levels long and that narrowed things down a bit. I have no complaints about these.

I often keep my dress shirts in the closet and in the overflow behind the door. They constantly fell off, and too many hangars did not fit in the space. These bad boys wear three shirts each and keep them fresh and beautiful on their shoulders. You'll see these underwires gradually round out on the arms. I highly recommend them, they are strong and seem to be very durable. I will probably buy more for my wife and I in the future. Buy with confidence

I've downsized my main closet and was looking for SEVERAL ways to organize my clothes so I can make the most of the space. I've tried over 10 different hangers, coat hangers, etc. I bought a set and then went back and ordered multiple sets! These hangers are durable and a great way to have 3 items and still see them all. Other tiered hangers may be fine, but it's much harder to see all the items hanging vertically on top of each other. I would highly recommend them to anyone!

I now have 3 types of hangers in my locker. I have reordered these. They're cheap, they don't have so many shirts that you lose track of what's in the closet, and the clothes are easy to put on and take off. They don't have separate fold-out arms, which I found more handy (not swaying) for just taking off a shirt. I found a minus that the top of the hanger is high. While other hangers slide easily in my closet, I actually have to bend the top a bit. However, they flex a bit - just enough that…