A shoe tree comprises a vertical trunk member with a handle. Multiple horizontal branches are spaced along a span of the trunk, in various possible configurations. The horizontal branch has a rigid portion that extends in a generally perpendicular manner from the vertical trunk member. The handle allows the shoe tree to be easily slid under, and retrieved from under, a bed. The horizontal branch also has a rotatable portion on each end that extends from an end of the horizontal branch on one end and is connected by a living hinge. In operation, a shoe bag slides onto the rotatable portion and is then locked into place. When locked into place, the overall space consumed by the shoe tree is much smaller.

A footwear security display hanger includes a generally flat body member, first and second hooks integrally connected to the body member, and first and second locking arms connected to the first and second hooks, respectively. The first and second hooks have a first open-ended hook cavity and a second open-ended hook cavity, respectively, for receiving a portion of footwear. The first and second locking arms are movable to overlie the first and second open-ended hook cavities and lock the first and second hooks to close the first and second open-ended hook cavities to prevent the footwear from being removed from the first and second hooks.

A hair accessory holder including a body member, one or more straps extending along the body member for attachment of barrettes, bobby pins, clips and the like, and one or more portions of the body member configured for attachment of hair elastics, bands and the like. The hair accessory holder provides a compact, lightweight mechanism for holding a variety of hair accessories for organization, travel, and display.

A footwear security display hanger includes a generally flat body member, first and second hooks integrally connected to the body member, and first and second locking arms connected to the first and second hooks, respectively. The first and second hooks have a first open-ended hook cavity and a second open-ended hook cavity, respectively, for receiving a portion of footwear. The first and second locking arms are movable to overlie the first and second open-ended hook cavities and lock the first and second hooks to close the first and second open-ended hook cavities to prevent the footwear from being removed from the first and second hooks.

A hair accessory holder including a body member, one or more straps extending along the body member for attachment of barrettes, bobby pins, clips and the like, and one or more portions of the body member configured for attachment of hair elastics, bands and the like. The hair accessory holder provides a compact, lightweight mechanism for holding a variety of hair accessories for organization, travel, and display.

A display hanger assembly is used to hang and display a variety of consumer products in a retail setting. The assembly includes a hook element for hanging from a display rack peg and an integrally molded consumer product attachment assembly. The attachment assembly includes product support member and hook element attachment member. The attachment member includes a first interconnecting portion and a second interconnecting portion which are detachably connected for securement to the hook element.

A shoe container is provided as a low profile, transparent bag comprising rugged and flexible material defined by first and second layers each having opposing first and second straight edges, where the first and second straight edges are longitudinally and oppositely spaced by an arcuate bottom edge and straight top edge. The first and second sides and arcuate bottom edges may be permanently bonded, respectively, to one another, while the top edges define an opening to receive shoes between the layers. The top edges may be further configured to receive means for cinching the top edges in a closed position so that when shoes are received therethrough, they may be secured within the bag. In this manner, the bag may support the weight and possibly destructive shape of contained shoes, protect shoes from damage caused by exposure, protect surroundings from debris tracked by unworn shoes, and further permit unimpeded view of shoes.

A rotatable device for displaying and storing shoes or other items of interest is provided. The device includes a base, a vertical column, and a housing that is attached to the column, with openings for suspension of shoes or other items on the outside of the housing. Alternatively, the display device may be in the form of a display board that is attached to a frame.

A garment hanger having a pair of hanger members that are pivotally coupled together by a spring. The first hanger member includes an upper hook member and a lower clip region. The second hanger member is generally curved and includes an upper tab or gripping surface and a lower interior region. The upper hook member of the first hanger member extends in a plane that is laterally offset from the plane generally defined by the upper portion of the lower clip region so that the hook is positioned towards the center of the closed clip during use to allow a boot or other garment to hang more vertically.