Abstract: The present invention relates to belts which are fastenable with one hand and method of using such belts. In an exemplary implementation, a method generally includes anchoring a first end portion of the belt to a belt loop, positioning the belt through the other belt loops, and fastening the belt by using only one hand to engage a second end portion of the belt with the first end portion. The first end portion can be anchored to the belt loop by looping the first end portion generally about a belt loop, and then engaging the first end portion upon itself.

Abstract: This invention relates to an anti-theft hanger for garments, adapted to be used in stores or cloakrooms, comprising a support whose shape matches that of the garment to be hung up on the hanger, a hook located in the central part of the hanger passing around a suspension bar and at least one flexible anti-theft member such as chain or cable, connected to this support, and adapted to be passed through a tubular part of the garment, such as jacket sleeve, trouser leg or skirt, this flexible member terminating, at its free lower end, in a ring allowing passage of a padlock and extending across the opening of the hook of the hanger by passing through an upper hole made in the curved part of the hook; in order to simplify manufacture and use and to improve its aesthetic character, the flexible member of the anti-theft hanger also passes through a lower hole which is made in the central part of the support of the hanger and the flexible member is fast, at its end opposite the one fixed to the ring with a stop membe

Abstract: The invention relates to a tamper-proof hanger comprising at least one arm forming gripping jaw movably mounted in the plane of the hanger and whose mobile end may be applied against a part of the top edge of the bar supporting a garment, thus gripping a garment hanging on the hanger between the arm and the bar, and means for locking the mobile arm in closed position. This hanger is intended to prevent the theft of the garments, particularly in stores or cloakrooms.