👗 Set of 3 Ebony Chrome Add-On Skirt/Slack Hangers by Whitmor: Optimize Your Search Review

This hanger works well. The clamps are strong and the rubberized gripping surfaces are excellent. As expected, this saves a lot of space. The only thing that bothers me is the rubberized pegs on the ends of each pole. When space is at a premium - and you wouldn't buy this if you had lots of space, now you would - these end caps hang from nearby clothing. For this reason, it is somewhat difficult to remove the selected hanger immediately. Instead, you put the hanger back in between the clothes…

They are perfect for my needs for many reasons, not just to save space in my closet. The clips are gentle on the fabric and are not fixed, but instead slide along a horizontal bar and thus adapt to any width of clothing. The small cascading hook on the front is perfect for another pant/skirt hanger if you want to stack them all vertically to save space. I use thin flocked hangers with metal hooks for everything but pants and skirts and have found that the cascading hook easily accommodates two…

It was nice to be able to order these from Revain as an 'add on' to reduce shipping costs. I've had trouble finding anything like the older versions I have. Most of the new ones don't grip as tightly as we'd like, but these have a nice, firm grip. With a wider waist for low-rise or plus-size clothing, wider hangers would be even better, but they're wide enough for most things. The problem is that the middle hook has a very open angle, probably around 80 degrees, to connect one hanger to…

The bottom of my closet was a trouser magnet. No longer! These wonderful hangers hold a pair of pants in a vise. Even the heaviest and thickest corduroy trousers can't get through. The pliers holders have a rubber seal at the ends so that the fabrics are not damaged by strong squeezing. The trousers sit high enough on the hanger so that there is less risk of losing them in the closet, among other things. . Another plus. I used to have so few hangers that I hung two pairs on one hanger. This…

Wow, that changed my wardrobe! I really like that the clip on clips are nice and tight and have an elastic part to keep my skirts in place. Although they are firmly pressed together, it is not difficult to squeeze them to release them. I was concerned about this as I put a pair in my daughter's closet. She had trouble in stores trying to put things back in the hangar with such clips. Once you've compressed the clips, you can easily move them around the pole to better fit what you're hanging…

I have a lousy closet. It's 2 feet deep, just over 5 feet long with a two foot hole - and that hole isn't even centered. Who knows what lies in the recesses of the far dark right side. So I've been looking for ways to maximize space and get things where I can see them better. I use these Whitmor hangers for skirts and (pressed) cotton shorts. They are well constructed and look durable; I was so pleased that I immediately bought another set. It's hard to tell from the product photo, but the…

These hangers offer great quality at a great price. I was looking for the best hangers for my skirts and was so relieved to ditch all my random plastic hangers from the store. After reading all the good reviews I decided to give it a try and I'm glad I did. The only thing that bothered me was that I couldn't see exactly what the clips actually looked like from the pictures, nor did I see any comments on them. These are rubberized clips (see uploaded image) which are smooth which I think adds to

I have a slight addiction to shoes. And many shoes in the collection. I really don't like it when the boots are on the floor in the closet and the tops are folded. I tried to find those dainty hooks shoe shops always hang on, but they were hard to come by and either very expensive or really junk. So for the past few years, when I've bought pants or skirts, I've left the plastic hangers and used them to buckle my shoes. Spring. it also takes up quite a bit of closet space. Which was fine as I…