👗 GLCON 10 Pack of Anti-Slip Satin Padded Hangers for Women Sweaters - Bump Free Fabric Sponge Cover - Heavy Duty Coat Clothing Hangers for Adult Wedding Dress Pants Review

I'm not a big fan of regular hangers which are flimsy and tend to cause nicer shirts and other hangers to bulge and warp at the shoulders. I've wanted to get this type for a long time so that my wife and I can wear nicer shirts on it. They look good and do their job. Very satisfied and happy to recommend. They look fine out of the box and are hanging. One had a small defect (see photo) but appearance is 99% perfect. There's a plastic lining around the placket that seems to help hold the pants…

I've always preferred naturally scented red cedar hangers in our closets, but these hangers make me think twice. They're not cedar, but have an excellent smooth finish, and the flybars are covered in plastic, which is a nice feature. These hangers basically serve the same purpose as our cedar wood hangers, but the cedar wood has lost its pleasant smell over the years, so now they are no better than these. And so far we are happy to have some new wooden hangers in our wardrobes because they…

I really liked the GLCON wooden hangers because they have a wide, rounded end for coats and jackets. That was the idea for my leather coat. I used to use 3 plastic hangers together and in the off season I notice that the shoulders start to deform. Now I can hang my best off-season coats and jackets much better and my outerwear closet looks neater and tidier. I'm a bit shy about taking coats and jackets from my visitors when they come in so they don't see my wardrobe looks so dirty and messy…

Beautifully designed wooden hangers have a smaller arc from shoulder to shoulder but more surface area at each end. The extra surface area takes the stress off the fabric, reducing the unsightly spots that traditional hangers can cause. Also, the crossbar at the bottom is also made of wood, but has a tab with tabs on the lid to hold the fabric. prevents the trousers/skirt from slipping off easily. The ridges run along like velvet. These extra grippy "strips" hold the fabric in place and are (in

I accidentally bought a dozen and a half very similar hangers when I was remodeling the closet and storage. I like to hang up most shirts and sweaters as they are tucked away in drawers and I often forget what I have so they go unused. I bought this style specifically for the big bulbous ends that don't create a small pinch point, which makes sheer garments wrinkle more when they hang for a while and look ridiculous. They take up at least twice the space of a traditional hanger, so keep this in