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The Neck Saver
The Stretchless Hanger is a very simple twist on the classic clothes hanger. The lightweight yet rigid design makes it possible to hang your clothes in one effortless movement and will save the necklines of your favorite shirts.
Designer: Rob Bye
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Rob Bye says
If you want to leave me feedback, please head to http://www.robertbye.com/1/post/2012/02/stretchless-hanger-concept.html
product tank says
In it’s current guise it’s impossible to manufacture, so you need to remove the undercuts created by the curved top piece. Heavy T shirts etc will put a lot of pressure on the curve, leading over time to increased breakages as the plastic weakens with this design. As the only thing that gets in the way of threading an existing hanger is the hanging loop, a better solution would be to have this fold down, but if you take a standard hanger (not with a cross brace) and insert it through the arm of a T shirt, you can do everything shown here with a hanger already on the market. But there are some nice thought processes going on.
tardkiller says
or.. you can just insert hangers from underneath the shirt.
just a thought..
Jimmy C says
This is clever! I want one!
eason says
this is not a new concept ,very old. we got a lot of hanger like this.
Dave says
sorry this has been made before I thought of it 3 years ago and then found out that some one has made it. its called the swan hanger.
Hunter says
Hanging pants on this will make it begin to bow.
Go back to school.
Rob Bye says
I am still at school, and this is the updated version http://www.robertbye.com/design/stretchless
Hunter says
A) That’s not an update.
B) Still doesn’t solve the problem mentioned.
Stephen Parry says
A) It is an update see http://dictionary.reference.com/browse/update
B) It is for T-shirts not trousers. P.s. Pants are what you wear underneath trousers.
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