Plastic Extra Wide Suit Hangers, Pack of 15, Width: 17.7",Notched Shoulders & Metal Hooks, Black

I recently upgraded my closet with the DEDU Suit Hangers for Men (20 Pack), and they have made a noticeable difference in both the appearance and organization of my wardrobe. These hangers are crafted from thick, heavy-duty plastic, providing a sturdy and durable option for hanging suits, coats, and other heavy garments. The extra-wide 17.7" width ensures that my clothes maintain their shape without any shoulder bumps or creases. The inward-curved shoulder contour mimics the natural arc of a human shoulder, preserving the original structure of my suits and jackets. Additionally, the non-slip surface keeps my garments securely in place, preventing them from slipping off. The 360° swivel metal hook adds convenience, allowing me to easily rotate the hanger to access my clothes from any angle. Assembly was straightforward, with each hanger coming with a separate metal hook and clear instructions. Overall, these hangers have been a valuable addition to my closet, offering functionality, organization, versatility and style.

Easy direction, strong and just what I needed.

Not as sturdy as i expected but so far ok. They do the job. They needed assembly which was tedious but easy.

Works great for my husband's sport coats. Had to actually screw in the hooks to the hanger base, no big deal. Also, came with separate bars to hook into base for pants. We didn't need those, so just threw them away. Hangers are sturdy and are exactly as described by seller. Arrived quickly. Would recommend

Sturdy and perfect for hanging my husbands 3XL shirts!

Looks can be deceiving. The hangers look good but if you drop one, kiss it goodbye. I've dropped two and each time, where the metal hook screws into the plastic, the plastic breaks rendering the hanger useless.Edit: I have to give it to the seller. They shipped replacements quickly. But also, these hangers are not for constant usage because sooner or later you can drop one. If you are storing coats or suits for an extended time, these will work fine. Just use carefully. Changed from 1 to 3 stars.

These are really sturdy! They are also pretty easy to assemble as well. My wedding dress had somehow managed to break 3 hangars but this one is holding strong. It's ribbed for extra grip and has grooves to also prevent slippage. They are, of course, wider than a regular hangar but it's definitely worth the storage space needed.

For the price paid on 15 Extra Wide Shoulder DIY Assembly Hangers, these seem to be good enough.(Judging from the beginning of my self-assembly project)You can easily pay the same price for maybe 2-4 much better quality hangers.I just want these for OCBD's, Tee shirts, light jackets. Maybe some light weight madras and seersucker blazers. So I need more volume than top quality for the time being.I wanted 60 hangers not 5. And I'm not paying 3K to revamp my existing collection of hangers with $20 hangers.WORTH KNOWING BEFORE PURCHASING:- the Metal Hanger Piece is highly unusual for the US market.It's stiff, not swivel oriented, although it will swivel of necessary.GARMENT WEIGHT- the metal hanger piece + adjacent plastic isn't strong enough to hang HEAVY coats and jackets..ome recieewes have pics of leather jackets posted. these won't work unless it's a kids leather jacket.ALSO TOO HEAVY:Cold weather weight Wool / Tweed Blazers.Middle Weight Wool Coats for both sexes.Duffel Coats and Pea Coats (be they $700 Caliber or lighter $100 Old Navy )Trench coats with heavy collars. (Making a comeback)You can probably do a LIGHT trench coat, or the women's cropped trench selling at Brooks Brothers.PERFECT WEIGHT: Hockey jerseys, MLS / NFL / MLB jerseys would work perfectly as the other review highlights.I'm planning to use these for OCBD's, tee shirts, light jackets.ASSEMBLY- During Assembly, Screw the Metal Hanger Piece in just snugly enough.But don't overdo it or else you'll damage or crack the plastic. Leave some room for an extra twist.- people are posting pictures of the metal meets plastic screw in area cracked. These hangers are a softer more malleable plastic than most US hangers.KEY CONSIDERATION Aka WHY 2 STARS- I'm using blue disposable vinyl exam gloves to assemble these, and there's a kind of "factory residue" appearing on the gloves. And that's after assembling just 2 hangers.It's not necessarily major. Just residue that seems like factory dust. I don't want that rubbing off on my clothes.I also donnwd a 2nd, fresh pair of gloves and wiped my hands on Just the plastic. SO IT'S DEFINITELY THE PLASTIC.Immediately , IT'S A PAUSE ON PLANS to hang 80 shirtts within the next few days.That being said, I wouldn't instantly hang white, light colored, or expensive items on these without a cleaning remedy to the factory dust issue.And IDK if I would use pre moistened cleaning wipes, because that might also damage the fabric when you go to hang garments.I'm searching for those thin-foam hanger covers, same material and texture to plate protectors when packing and shipping China. Not having much luck for extra wide shoulders.POTENTIAL REMEDY: I'm experimenting with running the nassembled plastic pieces though a quick wash cycle on my dishwasher. (Heating features turned off )As wacky as all this may sound, I waited too long to open the Amazon boxes / I'm past the return window. And I still don't see much out there priced as well as these.With some extra time + work, I'm hoping these will end up working out while saving some money.I'll update after I realize results of the dishwasher scheme.