A garment hanger in two parts of disclosed. There is a body for supporting a garment thereon which is made from a sheet material such as cardboard and has a non-circular aperture extending therethrough. There is also a suspension member which includes three parts. Firstly, a hook is for hanging the hanger from a rail. Secondly, a retainer sits in the non-circular aperture and it releasably and rotatably retains engagement between the suspension member and the body. The retainer also has an axle and feet. Finally, there is a rotation limiter having an edge engager for engaging an edge of the sheet material to limit rotation of the suspension member relative to the body.

A garment hanger in two parts of disclosed. There is a body for supporting a garment thereon which is made from a sheet material such as cardboard and has a non-circular aperture extending therethrough. There is also a suspension member which includes three parts. Firstly, a hook is for hanging the hanger from a rail. Secondly, a retainer sits in the non-circular aperture and it releasably and rotatably retains engagement between the suspension member and the body. The retainer also has an axle and feet. Finally, there is a rotation limiter having an edge engager for engaging an edge of the sheet material to limit rotation of the suspension member relative to the body.

It is tubular element of cellulose or paper material for making hangers, having a cylindrical conformation, with a cross section perpendicular to its longitudinal axis of a substantially circular shape, from the surface of which a flat element integral with the tubular element and extending over the entire longitudinal length of said tubular element is radially projected outwardly. Said element provides that at its surface opposite to that in which the flat element is present at least one opening within which an accessory element is insertable and it provides, at the end of the tubular element, rods insertable in suitable holes present on the surface of the tubular element opposite to the surface in which the flat element is present, said rods being adapted to prevent the outward disengagement of clamps hooked to said tubular element.

It is tubular element of cellulose or paper material for making hangers, having a cylindrical conformation, with a cross section perpendicular to its longitudinal axis of a substantially circular shape, from the surface of which a flat element integral with the tubular element and extending over the entire longitudinal length of said tubular element is radially projected outwardly. Said element provides that at its surface opposite to that in which the flat element is present at least one opening within which an accessory element is insertable and it provides, at the end of the tubular element, rods insertable in suitable holes present on the surface of the tubular element opposite to the surface in which the flat element is present, said rods being adapted to prevent the outward disengagement of clamps hooked to said tubular element.

A garment hanger assembly comprising a multi-layered corrugated paper hanger body and a removable wire hook is disclosed. The multi-layered corrugated paper hanger body can be used with various removable hooks and has at least one layer that is oriented at substantially a 90 angle corrugation relative to an adjacent layer of corrugated paper. The removable wire hook can be used with various paper hanger bodies and has a horizontal extension that is configured to engage a hanger body when the wire hook is removably attached thereto.