A bra storage apparatus for the storage, transport, and air-drying of brassieres structured and arranged to be compact, lightweight, and designed to hold six to eight bras in a locking system that will maintain their shape thereby appealing strongly to any woman, both for home-use and use when traveling.

A garment hanger comprising a hook having a neck, first and second hanger arms, a horizontal support member, and a vertical support. The vertical support is sized to accommodate garment loops.

An adjustable clothes hanger assembly includes an upper member that is longitudinally elongated. A hook is coupled to and extends upwardly from the upper member thereby facilitating the hook to be positioned on a closet rod. A lower member is elongated to have a length that is equal to a length of the upper member. A pair of curved tubes is provided and each of the curved tubes defines a U-shape to hang an article of clothing in the convention of a clothes hanger. Each of the curved tubes insertably receives the upper member and the lower member such that the upper member and the lower member and the pair of curved tubes defines an ovoid shape which has an adjustable length to accommodate various sizes of articles of clothing.

An adjustable clothes hanger assembly includes an upper member that is longitudinally elongated. A hook is coupled to and extends upwardly from the upper member thereby facilitating the hook to be positioned on a closet rod. A lower member is elongated to have a length that is equal to a length of the upper member. A pair of curved tubes is provided and each of the curved tubes defines a U-shape to hang an article of clothing in the convention of a clothes hanger. Each of the curved tubes insertably receives the upper member and the lower member such that the upper member and the lower member and the pair of curved tubes defines an ovoid shape which has an adjustable length to accommodate various sizes of articles of clothing.

An adjustable clothes hanger assembly includes an upper member that is longitudinally elongated. A hook is coupled to and extends upwardly from the upper member thereby facilitating the hook to be positioned on a closet rod. A lower member is elongated to have a length that is equal to a length of the upper member. A pair of curved tubes is provided and each of the curved tubes defines a U-shape to hang an article of clothing in the convention of a clothes hanger. Each of the curved tubes insertably receives the upper member and the lower member such that the upper member and the lower member and the pair of curved tubes defines an ovoid shape which has an adjustable length to accommodate various sizes of articles of clothing.

An adjustable clothes hanger assembly includes an upper member that is longitudinally elongated. A hook is coupled to and extends upwardly from the upper member thereby facilitating the hook to be positioned on a closet rod. A lower member is elongated to have a length that is equal to a length of the upper member. A pair of curved tubes is provided and each of the curved tubes defines a U-shape to hang an article of clothing in the convention of a clothes hanger. Each of the curved tubes insertably receives the upper member and the lower member such that the upper member and the lower member and the pair of curved tubes defines an ovoid shape which has an adjustable length to accommodate various sizes of articles of clothing.

A trousers hanger for hanging trousers on a fixation member such as a hanger rod of a cabinet includes: a hook for hanging the trousers on the fixation member; and one or more trousers inner surface fixation portions provide at a lower end of the hook and fixing an inner surface of the trousers.

A trousers hanger for hanging trousers on a fixation member such as a hanger rod of a cabinet includes: a hook for hanging the trousers on the fixation member; and one or more trousers inner surface fixation portions provide at a lower end of the hook and fixing an inner surface of the trousers.

A collapsible hanger includes a left arm, a right arm, and a hook. A hinge rotatably holds the left and right arms together. When in expanded state, the left and right arms extend opposite each other. When in collapsed state, the arms are rotated adjacent to each other. The hook is rotatably coupled to one of the arms in a ball and socket arrangement, and rotatable around the ball and socket arrangement between first and second positions. In the first position, the hook curved end is located above a top side of the respective arm. In the second position, the hook curved end is rotated into an opening and recess in the respective arm. A pin holding the hinge together includes a curved end portion overhanging an outer surface of the hinge to form a clasp to hold a collar of a garment.

A hanger can include a unitary bar extending between first and second opposite ends and between top and bottom surfaces. The hanger can also include a suspending member having a shank fixed to the unitary bar. The hanger can also include a first and second series of curved notches respectively disposed at the first and second opposite ends. The hanger can also include a bidirectional notch extending into the unitary bar from the bottom surface at a position between the first and second opposite ends. The bidirectional notch can extend vertically for a first predetermined distance and laterally for a second predetermined distance. An upwardly-facing surface can be defined by the bidirectional notch and is positioned lower than the first and second series of curved notches.