Abstract: A garment hanger for shaping the front and rear of a garment supported thereon by garment shaping sections that are connected in separated spaced relation to each other.

Abstract: A unitary garment hanger system fabricated in monolithic form in a single molding step to include a plurality of relatively spaced hanger elements that are formed unitary with and integrally connected by struts that join the hanger elements together for articulation between selected positions on opposite sides of each other and at relatively different heights for the attractive individual display of garments supported thereon.

Abstract: A three dimensional plastic garment hanger is molded with an original shape for the display of a garment, but is reshapeable at the site of the display of the attractive details of other garments, as the need arises. The garment hanger includes selectively releasable connections that retain the garment hanger in its originally molded three dimensional shape with front and rear sections fixed from relative movement. The invention further includes a method of making the hanger to enable the same to be reshaped to that of different garments at the site of display of such garments.

Abstract: An improved garment hanger for supporting a plurality of clothing articles alongside each other such that no one of the garments obscures or otherwise interferes with the display of another by providing the shoulders of the hanger with arms that are spaced from the shoulders and from each other and include means to grip one article of clothing in suspension on the hanger while another article of clothing is supported from the shoulders of the hanger.