20 Pack Premium Metal Coat Hangers, 17.7” Extra Smooth & Durable Metal Shirt Dress Hanger, Light & Sturdy Metal Rack for Jacket Trouser Pant Slack (Metal)

I purchased this set of 30 Stainless Steel Strong Hangers for $32.90 (which comes to approximately $1.10 per hanger). I ended up buying several more packages and have replaced all of the hangers in the house with them. They have really classed up the closets... AND they actually save a lot of space since they're skinnier than the standard plastic hangers. They're gorgeous looking and a very unique household essential. Generally speaking, in terms of standard clothing hangers, they're very thick and durable. They're large enough to accommodate XL men's clothes. However, in my estimation, they may be a little small for heavy winter coats and fluffy jackets.The bilateral notches help keep garments in place. The texture of the steel seems to serve this purpose as well.The loop contains a small clear cap or nub (I believe it's rubber and plastic). This prevents the hanger from making a grating noise on the closet rod. It also protects the hanger and rod from getting scratched up and enables it to glide across the surface smoothly. Another benefit: It prevents the end of the hanger hook from stabbing your hand!After several months, none have broke or rusted. I occasionally hang damp clothes from hangers; eg: Delicate shirts. I prefer to dry them on the hanger they'll be hung on so I may then transfer them directly to the closet when dry. I'm not going to mess around with changing out hangers for this purpose. Therefore, I EXPECT these to not rust. If I'm disappointed I will surely update this review STAT!Comparing to the Competition:The only similar hangers I've located on Amazon (or anywhere else for that matter) are the ZICOME Stainless Steel Hangers. These hangers currently run $16.90 for a set of 10, which comes to approximately $1.70 per hanger. Overall, the shape is the same and they both have the protective cap on the hook end, but they're about 0.5" wider and about the same height. The ZICOME hangers are made from a slightly thicker gauge steel so they're a little bit stronger and durable. Aesthetically speaking, I believe they're equitable as they're both classy and unique (it's rare to find stainless steel hangers, especially with notches).My assessment of each stainless steel hanger is in line with the cost. The ZICOME hangers are higher quality but cost about 54% more than the Sorplus hangers. I really like both but I reserve the ZICOME hangers for large jackets. If you're needing to hang up especially heavy or oversized garments such as thick winter coats, I would go with ZICOME. However, the extended width almost makes them a little too big for small sized camisoles. I found that the Sorplus hangers work better for these. If you're looking for basic garment storage and want to maximize the value of the amount you spend, then I recommend Sorplus

I really like these, I've replaced nearly all of my hangers with them. They work great for cotton button shirts, pants of most weights--even heavy jeans, t-shirts, and sweatshirts or sweaters that are sturdy enough to not sag at the shoulders. The drawback of these is they are quite slippery, so the clothes you use with them must support their own weight on the hanger. Looser knits will probably stretch and you'll end up with those funny bumps on your shoulders.The design is quite thin, but surprisingly sturdy, so you can fit more into your closet than with the cheap plastic hangers, and they don't crack apart like those do. The tips of the hook have a little protector on them that makes for a gentle placement on any type of hanging bar. The steel does make some noise at times when they bang together, so if you dislike the sound of jangling hangers, maybe try something else.They are okay for built jackets, like for suits or sport coats, but if it is well-tailored, you will probably want to go with something that protects the shoulders more.I bought these because I like a larger hanger, as I wear large and XL shirts. These do a good job of supporting wide shoulders.Highly recommended for the above uses.

These hangers offer two main advantages over the lower cost plastic hangers:1) These hangers are a longer and shorter height, the combination of these two holds your cloths much higher so if you have stacked closets and would like to store items under your hanging clothes these hangers will help a lot.2) These hangers are much thinner, but stronger, which makes it so you can fit more clothes in a given length of closet hanger rod.Besides looking awesome I was presently surprised how much space these hangers actually added to my closet and how many more shirts I could hang after switching from thick plastic hangers. I have a stacked closet, these hangers hold my shirts higher than plastic hangers so I can store more folded shirts under the hanging items.

Ordered these and loved them so much, I ordered a second time. Which led to ordering 2 more! These are high quality, with some heft to them, (strong enough to hold winter coats) yet thin enough to be a space saver for "barely there" garments. I love the notches and have noticed NO imprints if I use them for items without straps. At about $1 each, not cheap, but well worth the money. I predict these will still be in use long after I'm gone! I'm going to order more before the price goes up- because who can't use more high quality, functional, attractive, hangers? If anything changes, I will update my review!

No grip so my clothes slip right off and it leaves "nips" in the shoulders of all my sweaters due to the high shoulder in the hanger. But it strong enough for a heavy coat... not a great clothing hanger option though