Higher Hangers Vertical-Space-Saving Clothes Hangers, 40-Packs Heavy-Duty White Tube Plastic 17", Reduce Wrinkles & Maximize Closet Space in Home, Apartment, Dorm, RV, Boat, Yacht

I order these hangers because it lifted up so my clothes don’t touch the bottom of the unit I bought. They are excellent and they hold well without clothes sliding off hangers. I recommend these hangers.

Skeptical but does save space. Was able to make closet high and low rods even though my clothes are long

The only reason I didn’t give it 5 stars was that they can leave pokes in the shoulders of the clothes hung on them. Other than that does the job and raises clothes several inches.

These were a game changer when we had our closets redone. The bars are at standard height but with typical hangers, some items would hang to the floor. These shorter necked hangers bring clothing items up almost 3 inches which is exactly what I was looking for. They seem kind of pricey at first - but your sanity is worth the money!!

Because the shoulders of the hanger don’t meet right up with the hook part of the hanger (there’s a semi-circular divot at the base) garments with small collars hang kind of awkwardly. Other than that - and me missing the horizontal space-saving aspect of thin, flocked (nonslip) hangers that are popular now - this does the job of providing more vertical space. I am happy about that. Not so happy about the price point, but I paid it ... so there’s that,

I have a small walk-in closet, so I have to double-hang a lot of clothes. At this point, I can't review this item's sturdiness, because I haven't had them long enough to do so fairly. I can state that this item really does as advertised: it lifts the clothes higher, so there's more room beneath them for the double-hung bar loaded with more clothes, for which I primarily purchased these. Yes, the tops and jackets look a bit odd on these hangers - but they don't seem to lose their shape so far. Con: their rather expensive for plastic hangers, but all-in-all, my decision to purchase them was a good one. I will post anupdate about sturdiness after about one year of regular use.

After a recent closet remodel, I was left with shirts dragging on the ground. These hangers lifted the clothes at least 4" higher than traditional hangers. I think they're expensive at $1.50 each, but they are very well made and will last forever. I agree that they should be available in differing quantities, but 40 worked well for me.

These hangers enabled me to add an additional rod to my closet I got the white plastic ones. I also found pants hangers elsewhere that save space. Now the top rod is all tops and the bottom rod is all pants. (Dresses go to another closet). There are three shoe shelves in between. The hangers are expensive, but cheap compared to hiring a closet company!

I canonly assume that they have a patent deadlock on this design because it is something that works great and should be readily available for much much cheaper since they are really just over a hundred dollars for a bunch of plastic. Another failure of the patent system ripping off consumers.

They definitely save height space, having everything on one type of hanger looks great. You can’t fit as many things on the rod if you use identical hangers. Sadly I really don’t like that my tops keep slipping off these hangers, I’m now going to have to buy grips for them.

overpriced then had to pay duty 30$ rip off worked out to $3.50 a Hanger plastic garbage