A plastic garment hanger having a plastic hook moveable between an upright position for displaying garments and a folded position for reducing the footprint of the hanger during packaging/transportation of pre-hung garments.

A vertically adjustable garment hanger. The vertically adjustable garment hanger includes a supporting hook having a curved upper end and a lower end. The first end of a vertical suspending member is connected to the lower end of the supporting hook. An end stop is disposed on the second end of the vertical suspending member. A garment retaining body supports clothing thereon and includes an aperture. The vertical suspending member is inserted through the aperture in sliding engagement therewith. An adjustable support member is slidably disposed on the vertical suspending member. The adjustable support member allows the distance between the supporting hook and garment retaining to be changed so that users can hang clothing from a horizontal supporting rod at a desired height.

A vertically adjustable garment hanger. The vertically adjustable garment hanger includes a supporting hook having a curved upper end and a lower end. The first end of a vertical suspending member is connected to the lower end of the supporting hook. An end stop is disposed on the second end of the vertical suspending member. A garment retaining body supports clothing thereon and includes an aperture. The vertical suspending member is inserted through the aperture in sliding engagement therewith. An adjustable support member is slidably disposed on the vertical suspending member. The adjustable support member allows the distance between the supporting hook and garment retaining to be changed so that users can hang clothing from a horizontal supporting rod at a desired height.

A hookless paper hanger adapted for securement of a plastic hook thereto, and a method of assembling same. The hookless paper hanger allows display of a garment on a flat table, while the paper hanger/plastic hook combination allows display of the same item on a hanging rack.

A vertically adjustable garment hanger. The vertically adjustable garment hanger includes a supporting hook having a curved upper end and a lower end. The first end of a vertical suspending member is connected to the lower end of the supporting hook. An end stop is disposed on the second end of the vertical suspending member. A garment retaining body supports clothing thereon and includes an aperture. The vertical suspending member is inserted through the aperture in sliding engagement therewith. An adjustable support member is slidably disposed on the vertical suspending member. The adjustable support member allows the distance between the supporting hook and garment retaining to be changed so that users can hang clothing from a horizontal supporting rod at a desired height.

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.

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.

A stackable hanger include a first faceplate and second faceplate. The first faceplate is composed of a ferromagnetic material and includes a protrusion. The second faceplate is composed of a ferromagnetic material and includes a recess. Further, at least one magnetic section is positioned between the first faceplate and second faceplate. Stacking each hanger involves inserting the protrusion of the first faceplate of a hanger into the recess of the second faceplate of another hanger to expand the overall thickness of the stacked hangers to support heavier articles of clothing. Each hanger is secured to another by at the least one magnetic section.

A stackable hanger include a first faceplate and second faceplate. The first faceplate is composed of a ferromagnetic material and includes a protrusion. The second faceplate is composed of a ferromagnetic material and includes a recess. Further, at least one magnetic section is positioned between the first faceplate and second faceplate. Stacking each hanger involves inserting the protrusion of the first faceplate of a hanger into the recess of the second faceplate of another hanger to expand the overall thickness of the stacked hangers to support heavier articles of clothing. Each hanger is secured to another by at the least one magnetic section.

According to an aspect of the present invention, there is provided there is a hanger, comprising: a hook attached to a hanger base at a top; a hanger base extending outward from the hook; an adjustable piece attached to a first side of the hanger base and attached to a second side of the hanger base, wherein: the adjustable piece is configured to be adjustable between a closed position parallel to the plane of the hanger base and an open position perpendicular to the plane of the hanger base.