Abstract: A garment hanger for lingerie. The hanger includes a hook, an elongate body suspended below the hook and engaging members at the ends of the body. Each engaging member includes a one first leg flexibly connected at one end to the body and at the other end to a second leg. As a result the two legs and the body form an S-shape that acts as a spring to maintain tension in front display portion of the garment hung on the hanger. The engaging member also ensures that any excess material of the garment not forming part of the display portion is held out of view at the back.

Abstract: A connector for connecting an attachment to a garment hanger. The connector is located on one of said attachment and said hanger and comprises a connecting portion for releasably engaging a receiving portion on the other of the attachment and the hanger, said connecting portion comprising first and second biased engagement members biased in transverse directions such that at least a part of said first and second biased engagement members engage with respective portions of said receiving portion to releasably attach said attachment to said hanger.