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Various types of garment hangers are known in the prior art. However, what is needed is a clothes hanger for retaining the garments shape with an adjustable lower frame. Garment hangers are well known for hanging garments. The present device not only hangs clothing, but keeps them wrinkle free and enhances organization. The present device prevents the need to re-iron a garment before the garment can be worn and ensures that the garment looks professional and neat. A turnbuckle allows the device to be adjusted to accommodate both smaller and larger plus size clothing without the need for multiple sized garment hangers. The present device is producible in several sizes to ensure a proper seating of the garment to the hanger to maximize shape retainment.
The present invention relates to garment hangers, and more particularly, to a clothes hanger for retaining the garments shape.
The general purpose of the present clothes hanger for retaining the garments shape, described subsequently in greater detail, is to provide a clothes hanger for retaining the garments shape which has many novel features that result in a clothes hanger for retaining the garments shape which is not anticipated, rendered obvious, suggested, or even implied by prior art, either alone or in combination thereof.
To accomplish this, the present clothes hanger for retaining the garments shape includes parallelepiped lower frame with a top side, a bottom side, a right side and a left side. There is an upper section with a first support arm and a second support arm identical to the first. The first and second support arms are conjoined at a center point. The center point is disposed along an imaginary vertical mid-line axis of the lower frame and the upper section. Each of the first and second support arms has an outer end disposed on the respective right side and left side. The bottom side has a right section and a left section separated from the right section at a threaded proximal end of each of the right and left sections. A cylindrical turnbuckle securingly engages the proximal end of each of the right and left sections of the bottom side. The turnbuckle is configured to secure the proximal ends together and to adjust the width of the frame bottom side allowing the frame to be adjusted to a desired width to ensure that the garments shape is retained. The width adjustment also prevents the clothing from falling off of the clothes hanger for retaining the garments shape. A first hook is vertically disposed on the center point, the first hook having an inverted U-shaped upper end, wherein the upper end is directed away from the center point. The first hook is configured to engage and alternately disengage a bar in a closet. A u-shaped second hook disposed on each of an interior side of each outer end of each of the respective first and second support arm providing extra securement of some garments as needed. A groove is centrally disposed on a top portion of each of the first and second support arm and is provided to prevent clothing from sliding off of each support arm.
Thus has been broadly outlined the more important features of the present clothes hanger for retaining the garments shape so that the detailed description thereof that follows may be better understood and in order that the present contribution to the art may be better appreciated.
With reference now to the drawings, and in particular
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