A belt holder includes a top section; slats; first straps attached to the slats, a strap of the first straps being configured to at least partially hold a belt to a respective slat of the slats; second straps attached to the slats, a strap of the second straps separating a slat of the slats from an adjacent slat of the slats by a first distance, the first distance being sufficient to allow folding of the slats; and wherein an end of at a first strap of the second straps and an end of a second strap of the second straps are attached to the top section and separate the top section from a topmost slat of the slats by a second distance, the second distance being sufficient to allow folding of the slats with the top section.

Disclosed are nonlimiting examples of an accessory hanger. In one nonlimiting example embodiment an accessory hanger comprises an elastomeric strap having at least one hole, a hanger stem, at least one bracket on the hanger stem, the at least one bracket including a stud configured to insert into at least one hole of the elastomeric strap, a hanger body attached to the hanger stem, and at least one hanger hook attached to the hanger body.

Disclosed is a collapsible hat rack for efficiently and neatly storing a plurality of hats. In particular, the collapsible hat rack may be made up of a base unit, a pivotable arm, a plurality of rungs, and a stopping mechanism. More specifically, the base unit may be mounted on a surface such as a wall or door; and a pivotable frame may be hingedly mounted to a bottom portion of the base unit. Hats may be clamped between pivotable clamping mechanisms that are attached to each of a plurality of rungs disposed between side portions of the pivotable frame. When a top portion of the pivotable frame is rotated away from the top portion of the base unit, the pivotable frame is rotated about an axis at the bottom of the base unit until a stopping mechanism suspends the pivotable frame at a predetermined angle from the base unit.

A hanger for items of clothing comprises a rigid support member (12) and a hanging portion (14). The 5 hanging portion comprises a plurality of clamping elements (16) which are resiliently movable to receive, hold and release clothing items therebetween and are arranged in a line in side-by-side relationship extending from the rigid support member.

A belt hanger includes a support member capable of supporting at least a locking pin of a pin-type belt that includes a single-pin buckle, and the belt hanger suspends and holds the pin-type belt by supporting the locking pin with use of the support member. The support member includes a first support portion that can simultaneously support a plurality of portions of the locking pin that are separated in the length direction of the locking pin.

A neckerchief case is presented. The neckerchief case provides a protective means for holding a decorative silk neckerchief, particularly those utilized as part of the Navy dress (a.k.a. a Crackerjack) uniform, in a formed and knotted state. The neckerchief case allows the silk neckerchief to be simply removed and worn while meeting all uniform inspection requirements. When not being worn, the neckerchief case protects the silk neckerchief from wrinkling, crumpling, stains, and other damage. In addition, the neckerchief case will protect the fragile silk neckerchief from getting marred (e.g. crushed, malformed, creased, etc.) during transit while travelling or on deployment.

Implementations of an accessories rack are provided. In some implementations, the accessories rack may comprise a first stem connecting a first support base and a second support base, a hook connected to the top of the first support base, and a second stem connected to the bottom of the second support base. The accessories rack further may comprise a first pair of divergent set of steps wherein each set of steps of the first pair is rotatably connected to the bottom of the first support base and extend away from a portion of the first stem. The accessories rack further may comprise a second pair of divergent set of steps wherein each set of steps of the second pair are rotatably connected to the second support base and extend away from a portion of the second stem.

A belt hanger includes a support member capable of supporting at least a locking pin of a pin-type belt that includes a single-pin buckle, and the belt hanger suspends and holds the pin-type belt by supporting the locking pin with use of the support member. The support member includes a first support portion that can simultaneously support a plurality of portions of the locking pin that are separated in the length direction of the locking pin.

A storage device that hangs from a rod, rope, cable or other support member which employs tension force to hold apparel belts with prongs and buckles, or other linear items that have holding elements (rings, buckles, fabric loops or holes), to the surface of a hollow body which rotates around the shaft of the hanging hook. This is done by latching the belts or linear items to the device using eyelets, clasps, clips or closeable hooks (e.g. carabiner spring hooks or reversible wire gates or closeable rings). This device stores linear items in a space-efficient way when a plurality of items attached are hung, allows better organizing and viewing of the items stored, even in a crowded space. In addition it securely attaches the items stored to the attachment mechanism and allows retrieval of items easily without the need to remove the whole device from the support member.

An adapter for securing a utilitarian article to a door hinge includes a housing formed of a front panel removably fastened to a rear panel. Positioned between the front and rear panels is a central plate having a distal end and a proximal end. At the distal end of the plate is a flared flange having two or more hinge knuckles thereon that mesh and align with hinge barrels on an existing door and associated frame when the hinge pin is removed. Any one of multiple utilitarian articles, such as a seat, a tie rack or a mirror can be secured to the opposing end of the central plate.