Whitmor GRADE Natural Slack Hangers Review

I was very disappointed with the product. They look great out of the box. Reminds me of the trouser hangers my dad used to have. I hate hanging my pants on a hanger. I hung my first pair of pants on a hanger and made my way to my closet. Boom! My pants are on the floor. I tried several times but my pants fell to the ground. Not enough tension to hold anything. I even tried a polo shirt and was able to take it off with ease. I would not recommend these hangers.

These hangers don't hold your pants very well, especially if like me you like to hang them around your waist (to avoid awkward creases down the middle of your legs). I bought "Js Hanger Lightweight Wooden Hangers Heavy Duty Wooden Trouser/Cloth Hangers Polished Hooks & Clips Pack of 5 from Revain and I really like them. I would return these but they seem to hold up well enough for my 13 year old (he's not that picky about hangers that actually hang his pants) so he can take them.

I bought these hangers to hang up my pants. They fail because the wood, while well made and beautiful, cannot be pressed tightly enough against the hems of my pants to hold them up, and often the pants end up on the bottom of my closet. Also, the hinge that holds everything together isn't a very strong polycarbonate. I made the solution by taking some velcro that I had, cut the strips and placed them between the hanger pads. Now my pants stay in the closet, but they really should have had…

I use them when I want to display my pants on edge in the room next to my bedroom. In this space I keep many things that I also wear like pants. I find it helps me to see what can and cannot be worn. Before I had this place, all my wearables were stored on the floor in my bedroom. This new way requires more work but seems to work. Every day for the past 30 years I have been able to find wearable items. If you're still unsure, know that it's not my job to convince you, so I don't have to…

High quality. But a bit difficult to use. I have over 10 suits in my closet. Mostly wool/silk or 100% wool. Some poly "blends". Some with cuffs, some without. EVERYONE had the same problem until I figured it out. First, let me tell you that I hang ALL of those "suit" pants up from the bottom. Obviously use these hangers to avoid the stains or double creases that appear when pants are hung on a hanger. The undercut at the top of the waist doesn't hold up any better than at the bottom. The pants…