Abstract: A garment hanger having a base element, a top element and a suspension hook is disclosed. The base element comprises at least one elongated body of resiliently bendable material, such as e.g. a rod of resin-coated spring steel, which has carrying pieces for bearing a garment or other article of manufacture at both its ends. The top element comprises two connecting arms of flexible material, such as e.g. flexible synthetic resin, which are connected to each other or to a rigid central body and which are moreover connected with their ends to the body of the base element at positions located between the center and the ends thereof. With this hanger, garments and the like may be suspended in tensioned state and stored in stands or wardrobes. In a special embodiment, the hanger is provided with an elongated attachment for keeping the garments together.

Abstract: Hanger for trousers, comprising: (a) a tensioning member (1) having two tensioning arms (3) which move apart and have carrying pieces (4) on the ends, and (b) a U-shaped or virtually U-shaped attachment (2) having two limbs. Both parts are intended to grip onto the waistband (11) of a pair of trousers, and in such a way that the attachment grips with the limbs onto the waistband at the point of the front folds (13) thereof, while the tensioning member grips on the one side with its carrying pieces onto the waistband via the limbs of the attachment, thereby clamping free parts (12) of the waistband, and on the other side grips directly onto the waistband at the point of the rear fold (14) therein. The dimensions of carrying pieces and attachment are adapted to each other such that, at least after being fitted on a pair of trousers, a carrying piece (4) cannot pass between the limbs (8) of the attachment.

Abstract: A garment hanger having a central body provided with a suspension hook, and on each side of this central body, one above the other, two or more parallel, upwardly inclined tensioning arms having their free ends interconnected by a common cross-arm. All of the tensioning arms are connected to the central body and to their corresponding cross-arm by means of hinged junctions, and spring means are present for urging the tensioning arms to their initial position after any change of position.

Abstract: A garment hanger having a base element which comprises two upwardly inclined tensioning arms destined for carrying garment at their free ends, said tensioning arms being connected to each other or to a central body by means of hinged junctions, and a top element which comprises two downwardly inclined connecting arms of half the length or substantially half the length of the tensioning arms, said connecting arms being connected to each other or to a central body by means of hinged junctions and being connected to the tensioning arms at places halfway these tensioning arms by means of hinged junctions. Further, spring means (preferably realized by forming the hinged junctions as spring junctions) are provided for urging the top element and base element together, and a suspension hook is present for suspending the hanger and garment.