Review on DryRight! Hanger Shoulder Forms: The Ultimate Solution for Wrinkle-Free Clothes by Angela Mason

I'm fortunate to work in a place where I only have to wear a collared shirt. I prefer the golf/polo shirt. I usually prefer synthetic moisture wicking shirts for ease of care. I've been looking for YEARS for a solution that will allow me to hang ironed shirts without the shirts having those horrible shoulder bulges. Initially I was just trying to find bigger hangers: https://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B01N3CWXOW/ref=oh_aui_detailpage_o05_s00?ie=UTF8&psc=1 which wasn't enough although they are strong and durable. Used in combination with DryRight! shape, they extend from the edges of the hanger to the shoulder corner of the shirt, as can be seen from the picture. You can also see that different shirts will likely require slightly different hanger configurations. You can get a similar effect with regular sized hangers, but the larger diameter Neaties hangers seem to suit DryRight! better forms. My wife even experimented with drying shirts on a hanger, which effectively eliminated the need to iron synthetic shirts. I personally find that cotton shirts still need a light iron after drying on this iron and shape combination. too close even for normal hangers. Pros: DOES THE JOB! Potentially eliminates the need to iron shirts. Cons: Seems a little pricey but when you factor in the cost for the time you have without ironing I guess it's a good deal. Depending on the fit of the shirt, an adjustment may be required. While the way the letterhead attaches to the hanger is quite nifty, it could definitely be made more durable. I've already torn off the mount for one of the molds. Personally, I think forms should have at least 1 more loop to allow the form to expand further, but I don't need that. The pros *obviously* outweigh the cons Bought 3 sets of these molds.