Abstract: The plastic hanger is provided with a cross-bar of S-shape cross-section and a pair of clips. One jaw of each clip is integrally molded with the cross-bar while the opposed jaw is separately molded and held in place by a spring clip which biases the clamping ends of the jaws together. The cross-bar is provided with spacers at the ends to space adjacent hangers apart. The upper finger-receiving end of the jaw integrated with the cross-bar is contoured and provided with a shoulder to give the appearance that the upper end of the jaw is separate from the cross-bar.

Abstract: The side sizer system includes a marker which can be mounted on a hanger in a self-locking manner. In some embodiments, the marker is fitted over an integral rib located at a juncture between a hook and the hanger body so as to engage under the rib in a self-locking relationship. In other embodiments, the hanger is provided with inwardly directed projections while the marker is provided with outwardly directed flanges to snap under the projections. In still other embodiments, the markers are provided with internal tabs with projections for snap-fitting into recesses in upstanding walls of mounting blocks on the hanger. Two types of tools for engaging under the markers to pull the markers from the ribs include jaws for splaying the marker walls outwardly.

Abstract: A plastic clamping clip is disclosed which not only securely fastens together and hangs documents, garments, film, and fabrics, but also prominently and permanently displays advertising, promotional and labeling information such as firm name, brand name, address, phone number, size, price, etc. The clip has an easily but permanently attachable shaped display member which can be secured in place to display the particular labeling or promotional information desired. The clips can also be manufactured as part of a garment hanger.

Abstract: The garment hanger is formed with a single cross bar having clips at each end which clamp and center a garment directly beneath the cross-bar of the hanger. Each clip has one jaw integrally formed with the cross-bar in an offset manner and a second jaw which pivots on a rib on the first jaw. A spring biases the two jaws together at their clamping ends.