A device for hanging and displaying garments in an aesthetically pleasing manner, and methods of using the device.

The adjustable clothes hanger includes a main frame. Shoulder sliders are movably disposed at two ends of the main frame, and sliding racks of which one ends extend inside the main frame are disposed inside the shoulder sliders. Driving gears that engage with the two sliding racks are movably disposed inside the main frame. An upper hook of which one end extends inside the driving gears is disposed at a top of the main frame. The two shoulder sliders may be synchronously driven by pressing the upper hook downwards and rotating the upper hook, so that widths of a right end and a left end of the main frame are the same. The clothes can be adjusted based on an actual width of the clothes. Therefore, the clothes are not bulged and deformed. The upper hook may be reset through the spring when not used, to maintain the upper hook in a normal freely-rotating state.

A garment hanger with particular ease of use advantage when removing or hanging crew neck or turtleneck type shirts or blouses. The hanger provides an easily manipulated and intuitive mechanism for collapsing the garment support portions of the hanger, thus allowing for simple passage through the narrow neck hole of a garment. The hanger further provides an easily manipulated and intuitive mechanism for returning the folded garment support portions to their extended and supportive positions, which can be done with the hanger enveloped within a garment, thus providing an improved means for hanging some shirts or blouses without the need to feed a hanger up through the bottom opening of the garment.

A device constructed of a lightweight plastic or similar material, in a precast molded form, that the user attaches to the shoulder segment of a clothes hanger; adjusting the device allows the hanger to be extended to varying lengths. The device, as designed, is a solution that will prevent an article of clothing, i.e. shirts, sweaters, and fine clothing from developing embarrassing shoulder horns, a.k.a. shoulder nipples, such as those, created by a typical wire hanger when an article of clothing remains hung for an extended time. The device is especially useful for people with wide and broad shoulders, whereby a pair of the device, when placed on a hanger, can be adjusted by sliding the device along the shoulder segment of the hanger, giving the user the option to extend and adjust the hanger to a desired length.

A garment hanger with particular ease of use advantage when removing or hanging crew neck or turtleneck type shirts or blouses. The hanger provides an easily manipulated and intuitive mechanism for collapsing the garment support portions of the hanger, thus allowing for simple passage through the narrow neck hole of a garment. The hanger further provides an easily manipulated and intuitive mechanism for returning the folded garment support portions to their extended and supportive positions, which can be done with the hanger enveloped within a garment, thus providing an improved means for hanging some shirts or blouses without the need to feed a hanger up through the bottom opening of the garment.

An adjustable width garment hanging device for adjustable width hanging of garments of varying widths includes a tube with a curved center section. A hook coupled to a center point of the tube defines a pair of arms of the tube. Each of the arms has a plurality of penetrations positioned proximate to a respective opposing end of the tube. Each of a pair of rods is positioned in a respective one of the arms. The rods each have a cavity positioned proximate to a respective straight end. Each of a pair of springs is positioned in a respective one of the cavities. Each of a pair of balls, complimentary to the springs and the penetrations, is in contact with a respective one of the springs. Each of a pair of stops is coupled to a respective one of the opposing ends of the tube.

An adjustable width garment hanging device for adjustable width hanging of garments of varying widths includes a tube with a curved center section. A hook coupled to a center point of the tube defines a pair of arms of the tube. Each of the arms has a plurality of penetrations positioned proximate to a respective opposing end of the tube. Each of a pair of rods is positioned in a respective one of the arms. The rods each have a cavity positioned proximate to a respective straight end. Each of a pair of springs is positioned in a respective one of the cavities. Each of a pair of balls, complimentary to the springs and the penetrations, is in contact with a respective one of the springs. Each of a pair of stops is coupled to a respective one of the opposing ends of the tube.

This disclosure describes an adjustable garment hanger that consists of a center section, left and right shoulder sections, and zero or more spacers on each side. The top of the center section is where the hanger hook is connected. Each center section has two opposing center section ends and each center section end has an insertion channel. Each shoulder section has an insertion shaft that extends out in the direction of the center section. The insertion shaft can be inserted into the insertion channel at different depths, this achieving the goal of adjusting the shoulder width of the hanger. Additionally, there is a locking mechanism between the insertion shaft and the insert channel, which securely fastens the shoulder section to the center section. The spacers are used to cover up the gap between the center section and the shoulder sections when the shoulder sections are extended out at a certain insertion depth in relation to the center section. The locking mechanism is hidden on the inside of the hanger so that a user can't normally see it during its daily use. Additionally, there is a substantially contiguous surface across the center section, the shoulder sections and the spacers regardless of the insertion depths of the insertion shaft into the insertion channel.

In another embodiment, the insertion shaft and the insertion channel are inversely associated with the center section and the shoulder sections. In this case, the insertion shaft is attached to each of the center section ends and the insertion channel is embedded in each of the shoulder section ends. The locking mechanism can still be the same.

In yet another embodiment, the center section consists of a left and a right half.

In yet another embodiment, the center section consists of a top and a bottom half.