Abstract: A locking garment is disclosed in which a single length of wire or similar resilient material is formed into a generally triangular frame member having a hook portion for suspending the hanger from a suitable support. Arm members depend angularly downward from the hook portion and are joined by a transverse garment supporting rod member. Integrally formed in the wire are clip means in generally horizontal planar alignment with the rod member and spring means for biasing the clip means against a garment disposed on the rod member upon lateral displacement of the clip means from a resting position of a garment securing position.

Abstract: A locking garment hanger is disclosed in which a single length of wire similar resilient material is formed into a generally triangular frame member having a hook portion for suspending the hanger from a suitable support. Arm members depend angularly downward from the hook portion and are joined by a transverse garment supporting rod member. Integrally formed in the wire are clip means in generally horizontal planar alignment with the rod member and spring means for biasing the clip means against a garment disposed on the rod member upon lateral displacement of the clip means from a resting position to a garment securing position.

Abstract: A garment container formed of paperboard and having an integral hanger supporting bar extending between opposed walls.

Abstract: An easy packing deep container is made from a cut and scored blank of paperboard or the like and comprises opposed pairs of main panels connected along lines of fold to define a tube. One of the main panels is split and is composed of half panel sections part of which are overlapped and joined by gluing or the like. The unjoined parts have scores commencing at the point where they are joined and terminating at corners thereof to define triangular shaped subpanels which may be folded out of the way for loading of the container. Closure flaps extend from one end of the main panels and are foldable to position to define an end closure for the tube. Other closure flaps extend from the opposite edges of the split main panel and are foldably connected thereto to define a pair of minor closure flaps.