There are probably several types of hangers in your closet, but do you have the right ones to hold each garment? Each of your cherished clothing items needs the right accessory - one that caters to it's unique construction. There are tons of options to choose from - contour hangers, concave hangers, or straight hangers.
So which hanger types should you add to your closet? Here are five options you should invest in and why.
Let's start with your shirts! Keep tanktops and slippery fabrics from sliding off hanger ends by buying ones with divots or rubber-tipped features.
Women's shirts and blouses almost always have hanging loops, which is where the divots come in handy. Although they seem pointless and annoying while you're wearing your shirt, please don't cut them off or remove them! The loops are there to remove pressure from the narrow parts of the garment while hung.
Thick wooden hangers are an all-around suitable hanger type for shirts. They'll maintain the shape of your collar and allow tops to hang naturally without slipping off or wrinkling.
For more delicate fabrics like silk, use velvet, padded, or flocked hangers so the fabric won't be ruffled or mishandled.
Wood hangers are the optimal choice for your pants. They're sturdy, won't bend out of shape, and certain woods like cedar will fight odors and keep insects away (which is perfect for traveling or when in storage!).
When hanging your slacks, it's vital that these wooden hanger types also have trouser bars to keep your pants from falling off. The thicker the trouser bar, the better since it'll keep your slacks from creasing, which will compromise their shape.
Skirt hangers should always contain clips to hold them in place while minimizing wrinkles. These hanger types should have rubber-coated clips to avoid marking up the fabric. If the clips are adjustable, even better!
Just like your shirts, your delicate skirt fabrics like chiffon or silk will need velvet or padded hanger types.
For suit hangers, there are a few things you ensure are included. Suit jackets are best hung on wooden products with fully-contoured shoulders that mimic the shape of your coat. It should have large shoulder flares and a built-in felted trouser bar for the accompanying slacks. Keep those suit items together!
Suit hangers should be ample in width, but should not extend beyond the point where the shoulder meets the suit's sleeve. For optimal support, the trouser bar should be flocked or felted to prevent creasing and wrinkles.
Depending on the style, your outerwear typically has very similar needs to your suit hangers, just without the trouser bars! Heavier coats will need a contoured wooden hanger that matches its shape and won't bend under pressure.
For lighter coats and jackets, flocked hangers are ideal. These hanger types are covered with soft material, similar to padded hangers, but are shaped like a conventional hanger and have a sturdy build.
These are ideal for several types of outerwear and heavier garments. Flocked hangers also have a thin profile, which makes them space-efficient and convenient if you keep your coats in a coat closet.
Butler Luxury offers items reflecting exceptional elegance, and their selection of hangers doesn't fall short of that expectation. Butler Luxury offers wooden suit, coat, shirt, and women's hangers in several styles and finishes.
Instead of hanging your most treasured garments on cheap hangers that are nothing like your shoulders, peruse Butler Luxury's fantastic selection of the quality hangers, thoughtfully created for your quality items. Their luxury wooden hangers are tailor-made, designed to preserve the shape of your collars, offer jacket support, and carefully hold your more delicate items.
Butler Luxury prioritizes the preservation of your clothes and is offering you the perfect tools to give your clothing items the top-notch care they deserve.
Purchase your Butler Luxury hangers today for an elegant touch to your organized closet. Ensure long-term, quality care for your most valued items!
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