Abstract: A spool holder for storing and dispensing ribbon and other material contained on spools. The spool holder comprises a vertical rod having a hook adjacent its upper portion for hanging on a rod in a closet or other storage area. A pedestal is adjacent the lower portion of the vertical rod to support the spools on the spool holder. Holding members are adjacent the upper portion of the vertical rod below the hook. These holding members can store and provide easy accessibility of supplies used with the spooled material, for example, tape, scissors, bows and glue. A cooperative fastening means removably couples the upper portion and the lower portion of the vertical rod. In the uncoupled configuration, the spools of ribbon can be received onto or removed from the vertical rod. When coupled, the pedestal of the lower portion of the vertical rod supports the spools on the vertical rod.

Abstract: A suspendable assembly for displaying goods at approximately customer eye level is formed by two elongated side members on which are mounted at least two display trays. The trays have slots therein for insertion of the elongated side members and a sidewall portion with an upturned flange. The side members have tray-supporting bosses which increase in size with descending position and the slots in the trays increase in length with relative descending position so that the lower trays will pass over the upper bosses but not over the lower bosses. The bosses are aligned to support the floor of each tray tilted downwardly in the direction of the upturned flange.

Abstract: A device for hanging a workpiece such as a bicycle is described. The device includes a hanger assembly having a roll pin, a neck, and a hook that is received by a lug attached to some part of the wire deck and preferably to a joist. The hanger assembly is pivotally received by the lug. The lug having a face placed away from the joist receives the hanger assembly about the roll pin. A biasing member such as a spring is placed to bias the neck toward the face of the lug. The face of the lug is provided with detents which lock the hanger assembly in a raised or lowered position. In a lowered position, a workpiece such as a bicycle can be placed on the hook. When boxes are placed below the hook, the hook can be rotated to a raised position out of the way.

Abstract: A hanging shoe rack for supporting shoes in an angular manner. A pair of side frame members having an elongate body section. A plurality of support arms project outwardly and downwardly from each main body section. Pairs of retaining bars are positioned between said frame members and are aligned in a plane forming an acute angle with respect to vertical, to thereby support thereon shoes in an angular manner, with the shoes directed downwardly toward a vertical surface upon which the shoe rack is placed. The support arms, upon opposite side frames, traverse side sections of the shoes to form a barrier against lateral movement of the shoes. Unique socket structure, into which the retaining bars are positioned, permit easy assembly of the shoe rack. Additionally, each side frame member includes unique attachment structure, upon upper and lower ends thereof, so that multiple shoe racks of the present invention may be vertically suspended one from another.

Abstract: A molded plastic display device adapted to be removably secured to a generally horizontally extending shelf perpendicularly to the front edge thereof, with a central upstanding label holder, both surfaces of which can be provided with merchandising indicia. A transparent label cover enables the label holder to carry adhesive or non-adhesive labels or signs. A pair spaced hooks are provided below each label-receiving surface to support, in depending fashion, strip merchandisers carrying a multiplicity of products. Depending upon the width of the products being carried by the strip merchandisers, they may be selectively hung from whichever hook is closest to the shelf to minimize projection of the products into the aisle.

Abstract: A molded plastic display device adapted to be removably secured to a generally horizontally extending shelf perpendicularly to the front edge thereof, with a central upstanding label holder, both surfaces of which can be provided with merchandising indicia. A transparent label cover enables the label holder to carry adhesive or non-adhesive labels or signs. A pair of spaced hooks are provided below each label-receiving surface to support, in depending fashion, strip merchandisers carrying a multiplicity of products. Depending upon the width of the products being carried by the strip merchandisers, they may be selectively hung from whichever hook is closest to the shelf to minimize projection of the products into the aisle.

Abstract: A retractable bicycle rack is described having a movable portion and a fixed portion. The fixed portion is attached to an overhead member such as those found in an automobile garage. The movable portion, when moved from the horizontal position to the vertical position activates compression springs attached between the movable portion and the fixed portion tithe frame. The springs have an over-center position when the rack is placed in the full vertical position which holds the rack in a vertical position. When the bicycle or bicycles are placed on the movable portion of the rack, the spring force in the compression spring moves the rack from the vertical position to the horizontal position. A draper controls the movement from the vertical position to the horizontal position. The preferred embodiment is desired for two bicycles, however, if more than two bicycles are desired, the compression spring may adjusted to provide a stronger compression force.

Abstract: A system for supporting literature relative to a support surface. The inventive device includes a pocket assembly which can be secured to a wall surface or supported upon a table. A plurality of dividing members can be provided for partitioning the pocket assembly to fit a particular item of literature. A plurality of the pocket assemblies can be mounted to a wall surface in a desired orientation or coupled together so as to hang in a vertical position.

Abstract: A saddle rack usable in a portable mode includes a framework of elongated tubular elements presenting a top member having hanger elements engageable with various available structures such as fence rail and the like and from which is suspended one or more hanger arms each in turn joined at its lower end to a saddle support arm provided with a top cover of curved configuration adapted to nest within the longitudinal groove existing beneath saddle seats. Optimum compactibility is achieved during collapsing of the rack through pivot assemblies joining the top member, hanger arm and saddle support arm together and whereupon the saddle support arm is foldable in an upward plane normal to a vertical plane passing through the top member, following which the combined saddle support arm and hanger member are in turn are pivoted together to a line parallel and juxtaposed the top member. One or more hooks depending from the top member provide hanger elements for receiving associated equestrian accouterments.

Abstract: The invention includes a rack assembly for use in supporting articles for processing, cleaning, painting and paint stripping, the rack assembly being comprised of modular components which can be conveniently assembled. The modular components can be assembled in various patterns depending on the shape of the articles to be painted and can be conveniently and compactly stored when not in use.

Abstract: A hanging device for baby care articles and products which has a base member and hanger arms arranged on the base member which project outwardly and downwardly from the base member. The hanger arms having outer depending ends formed with hanger devices which could include hooks, open and closed loops and gripper fingers. The hanger arms also have an outer longitudinal section which is fabricated of a flexible material, manually reformable, to adapt the hanger means of the selected hanger arms to the shape and nature of selected baby care articles and products. A container is also provided which has a substantially vertical main axis and a closable opening for insertion of a paper roll. The container also has an attachment location for a suspension cord on an upper side of the container, and engagement device on an opposite lower side of the container for engagement with the base member.

Abstract: A primary hanger has a hook portion for receiving a hanging rod and a first retention structure, a fold line segment depending from the hook portion and a sideward opening communicating with the hook portion opening and a flap segment depending from the fold line segment, the flap segment defining a second retention structure cooperative with the first retention portion to retain the flap segment with the hook portion upon folding of the flap segment about the fold line segment. The flap segment and the hook portion define a passage therebetween upon the folding of the flap segment about the fold line segment. A secondary hanger has an upper part which is sized to enter the sideward opening of the flap segment and which has openings therethrough registrable with the first and second retention structures to be captured thereby upon folding of the flap segment about the fold line segment, the second hanger thereby being hung from the first hanger.

Abstract: A strip merchandiser made of plastic sheet has W-shaped slits defining central fingers pointing towards one end of the strip for suspending apertured products and outer fingers pointing towards the opposite end of the slip for suspending slotted products. Mounting panels for hanging the strip from a merchandise display shelf are provided at both ends of the strip so that it can be used reversibly depending on the type of products to be displayed thereon.

Abstract: Adjustable shelving which may be suspended from a cross-member includes a plurality of shelves suspended at desired levels from at least four vertical suspenders. Each shelf has at least four apertures through which respective vertical suspenders pass. For each shelf, a set of adjustable shelf fasteners is used to support the shelf by releasably attaching fasteners to respective suspenders at the desired location to support respective corners of the shelves. The vertical suspenders may include a pair of ropes which may be inserted into a pair of apertures in the fasteners. The shelving may be enclosed in an exterior garment bag.

Abstract: A multiple article drying rack includes a base assembly and a plurality of upright posts, a central rod, and a plurality of fingers mounted on the base assembly. The base assembly includes pairs of end support members, a pair of middle support members, and rotary connectors defining substantially parallel rotational axes and pivotally coupling the end support members together, the end support members and middle support members together and the middle support members together so as to define the base assembly as at least a pair of parallelogram structures convertible between erected and collapsed conditions. The upright posts are mounted at lower ends on respective ones of the rotary connectors and extend upwardly therefrom along the rotational axes thereof so as to receive and hold articles, such as baby bottles, in inverted orientations over upper ends of the upright posts.

Abstract: A clothes pole structure is described which is formed in sections. Each section is an elongated hollow member having a restricted neck at one end adapted to be received in the opposite end of an adjacent section to form a pole of end to end sections. A pair of locating blocks are located one at either end of the pole. Each block has a central hole for receiving the end of the pole and a hook member for mounting the same, preferably on a chain to a support. A plurality of fixing rings are provided on the pole. Each ring surrounds the pole and mounts a U-shaped, long ear and a short ear mutually spaced on the periphery thereof. The ears open tangentially to the ring so that a hanger hook inserted into the openings of said ears can be secured to the ring by rotating the ring in the direction of the long ear.

Abstract: Herein described is a device for organizing earrings and brooches. The device differs from conventional jewelry boxes in that it provides a greater surface area over which to spread the stored jewelry items. The device comprises a strip of fabric folded to form a front layer and a rear layer, at least one strip of eyelet lace joined to the fabric, and means for suspending the organizing device onto another object. The stems of earrings pierce either the front layer or rear layer of fabric, and the backs are attached in between the layers. In the event that the backs of the earrings fall, a closed bottom fold between the layers of fabric catches the backs and thereby prevents them from being lost. Earrings with clips or wire hoops are readily attached to the strip or strips of eyelet lace. In the preferred embodiment, a vinyl hanger serves as the means for suspending the device onto another object.

Abstract: The disclosure relates to a boot hanging system for conveniently storing western style boots when not in use. There are two disclosed embodiments, one of which attaches to the top of a conventional household door and the other is a wall mounted version. Both embodiments include a main hanger member to which leather straps of different lengths and hooks are releaseably attached to provide a staggered effect to the boots hanging thereon. Each embodiment can accommodate up to five pairs of boots and provide ready access to the boots while simultaneously taking up a minimum amount of household storage space.

Abstract: A flexible display for removably supporting containers. The flexible display comprises a string and a plurality of clip elements. Each of the clip elements is removably connectable to the string and has a container support for removably connecting the containers to the string.

Abstract: A cheese brining rack is composed of a number of shelves, the shelves having perforation therein for the free flow of brine through the shelves and about blocks of cheese which are held by bouyant forces against the undersides of the shelves. The shelves, which preferably will be made of stainless steel are joined together along by collapsible linkages. Collapsible linkages may be formed by tubular support brackets with support chains passing therethrough and being joined to the tubular brackets by transverse pins. The collapsible brine racks are employed with an overhead hoist assembly. A hoist assembly positions the shelves with respect to the surface of brine in a brine tank. The shelves have a downwardly extending lip on one end which serves to retain blocks of cheese which are moved by a current brine into the space between the shelves. When blocks of cheese are unloaded from the shelves, the lip is positioned relative to the brine surface such that the blocks may freely float under the lip.

Abstract: A bottle holder is rotatably mounted about the neck of a bottle. The bottle holder includes a bottle engaging means pivotally affixed to a connector element. An attachment means is rotatably connected to the connector element. In operation, the cooperative effects of the pivoting of the bottle engaging means and rotation of the attachment means permits the holder to safely support a variety of different sized and configured bottles.

Abstract: Disclosed is a support rack for transporting workpieces through electrostatic coating operations. The support rack includes hollow, horizontally mounted crossbars having open ends into which support hooks formed of bent rod stock are detachably engaged. The support hooks include a workpiece engaging portion upon which workpieces are supported and a crossbar engaging portion which engages with a crossbar. Each crossbar includes inwardly extending indentations in proximity with the open ends which engage with a complementary bend formed in the crossbar engaging portion of the support hook to secure the support hook within the crossbar.

Abstract: A jewelry organizer made of parallel strips of flexible porous material adhered at intervals from top to bottom to a continuous sheet of flexible plastic each preferably having a dowel along at least one of its top or bottom edges. The top strip may have a dowel along its top edge in addition to a flexible dowel along its bottom edge. The bottom strip may have a dowel along its top edge and also be adhered to the continuous sheet of flexible plastic along its two sides and its bottom edge to form a pocket, which may be divided into a plurality of compartments, if desired. There may also be hangers or hooks on the back in the area of the top strip dowel. The strips between the top strip and the bottom strip preferably have a dowel along the lower edge of each and are adhered to the continuous sheet of flexible plastic along a top edge of each.

Abstract: A system for storing articles, particularly children's playthings, includes a substantially solid, substantially planar base sheet and one or more packets for holding articles detachably secured to the base sheet by Velcro fasteners. The base sheet has a plurality of grommets adjacent an upper edge for allowing the sheet and thereby the system to be mounted to another object. The base sheet may also be folded into a carrying case for transporting articles.

Abstract: Fashion accessory holding device having a vertically extending base and a support system for the accessory in the form of removable loops so as to display the accessory along the base in a vertical orientation.

Abstract: A shoe organizer for organizing shoes in stacked, over-and-under pairs along a horizontal shelf or one or more pairs vertically in string-like fashion. The shoe organizer comprises first and second shoe holders which can function as shoe trees, each having a heel piece and a toe piece; a cross bridge connected to the shoe holders; and first and second hook-retaining formed holes on opposite ends of the shoe organizer for attachment of a plurality of shoe organizers to each other in string-like fashion. Vertical stringing of a plurality of shoe organizers is accomplished by inserting one end of a double ended hook into a formed hole of one shoe organizer and inserting the second end of the double-sided hook into a formed hole of a second shoe organizer. The top-most hook end may be hooked over a closest hanger rod or the like.

Abstract: A collapsible hanger being diversified in function and having a reduced collapsed length is designed. The hanger includes a first upper piece having a first upper engaging end and an opposite first lower engaging end, a second upper piece having a second lower engaging end and an opposite second upper engaging end limitedly pivotally connected to the first upper end, a first lower piece having a first connecting end and an opposite second connecting end limitedly pivotally connected to the first lower end, a second lower piece having a first joining end and an opposite second joining end limitedly pivotally connected to the second lower end, and a hook member connected to the first and second upper ends.

Abstract: A rack for storing elongated articles is formed of flexible nylon webbing and a number of clasp-like connectors. A main support strap bears the weight of all the stored items, which are individually secured to the main support strap by loops formed by joining the free ends of lengths of webbing, the opposite ends of which are affixed to the main support strap. The hanger straps of the present invention do not need to be connected to a wall, but instead can be suspended from any point on the ceiling. When not in use, the hanger straps can be rolled up into a compact pack for storage or shipment.

Abstract: A multiple-garment hanger with hooks pivotal at the ends of a support bar has guide rails projecting to one side of the support bar on which sliders are shiftable and carry respective garment-carrying rods so that the latter are simultaneously spaced from the guide rails and can be displaced to the opposite side of the support member for application of a garment or its removal.

Abstract: A foldable footwear support device for displaying and/or storing footwear articles comprises two rectangular panel sections having a hinge joint therebetween and an upwardly open pouch attached to each of the panel sections, the pouches being capable of containing the toe portions of footwear articles such as slippers and the panel sections being pivotable relative to one another. When pivoted into a coplanar orientation and when the two panel sections have holes in their upper corners, the device can be hung from wall brackets to display the footwear articles. When the two panel sections are pivoted about the hinge joint to be partially folded together, the device can be positioned on a flat surface to display the footwear articles.

Abstract: A molded plastic rack for bolts of fabric is integrally molded in blank form and includes a frame structure including outer perimeter slender members forming a substantially rectangular support frame and secondary reinforcing members of circular construction interconnected with one another and lying within the outer perimeter members. A hanger hook, integrally molded as part of the blank and connected to the frame by means of severable portions, is removable from the blank and insertable in an appropriate hole and the top of the rack. A plurality of fabric holders are also integrally molded as part of the blank and are severable from their initial positions for subsequent attachment to the frame so that fabric can be hooked thereon.

Abstract: A compact knockdown kit assembly of cooperative parts for constructing and utilizing a hanging vertical storage pole and comprising a plurality of tubular pole sections arranged to be connected together by joint connector into end-to-end relation. In the kit the joint connector defines a space between the pole sections within which pole accessories are housed, and the kit is wrapped for convenient handling as a single package. A suspension cord is provided at the top of the pole for connection to an overhead support. Hanging hooks are arranged to be attached by pressure sensitive adhesive to the pole for supporting articles on the pole.

Abstract: A closet extender includes a pair of elongated frame members which are securable to a horizontal closet pole so that they extend downwardly therefrom in substantially parallel, spaced relation and an elongated support member which is adjustably securable to the frame members so that it extends therebetween in downwardly spaced relation to the closet pole. The frame members and the support member are preferably made of a suitable substantially rigid wire and the support member is adapted for supporting garments on clothes hangers in downwardly spaced relation to the closet pole so that two vertically spaced rows of garments can be accomodated in a closet.

Abstract: This invention relates to a collapsible transporter module, and the method of using same, for transporting large volumes of unpackaged goods in spaced padded relationship in conventional transportation vehicles such as trains, trucks, ships or containers. The transport module consists of a mounting for the module in the transportation vehicle; a rigid upper frame suspended from the mounting; a plurality of vertically elongate collapsible support members having an upper end and a lower end, the upper end being attached to the upper rigid frame; and a plurality of vertically spaced apart shelf members supported from the support members. When not loaded with goods being transported, the transporter module may be stored in a collapsed mode, thereby allowing the transportation vehicle to return the transporter module to the goods supplier, together with a new payload.

Abstract: The invention comprises a removeable and adjustable rack for mounting on a fixed garment hook inside the body compartment of a motor vehicle to increase garment hanging capacity. It includes a base plate which has an opening for hanging on a fixed garment hook and has opposing lateral side edges. The base plate has wing plates pivotably connected to the opposing lateral side edges. The wing plates can be pivotably adjusted to abut against the inside surface of the body compartment to stabilize the mounting of the base plate on the fixed garment hook. A hanger arm projects from the base plate to support plural garment hangers.

Abstract: A ceiling rack which comprises a preferably T-shaped attachment member carrying usually one or more pairs of elongated support members is useful for the uncluttered storage of a variety of articles which hang from the rack in an easily removable way. The attachment member has a horizontal bar which attaches to the ceiling and has a downwardly projecting vertical stem mounted telescopically to (and preferably outside) a height adjusting member. To the lower end of this height adjusting member is attached a frame to which is removably attached at least one elongated horizontal support member. Plural support members are preferably parallel to each other and when a pair of support members is chosen, each of the pair is equidistant from the height adjusting member although not necessarily in the same horizontal plane as the lower end of the height adjusting member.

Abstract: A hanging display having a circuitous metal hoop which supports a doubled layer of nylon mesh netting. The netting is initially formed as a tube which is threaded through the hoop and folded back upon itself and knotted to form a basket. The basket is easily deformable to contain a large quantity and variety of products, and returns to its initial shape as products are removed. The hook and netting may be supported from above by cables, on pegboard hooks, or by a freestanding frame member.

Abstract: A system for mounting articles includes a channel-shaped track member attachable to a downwardly facing surface having a central portion, side portions and coplanar bottom portions extending toward each other from the side portions and having confronting free edges. One of the side portions and the bottom portion integral therewith have a plurality of cut-out portions spaced apart such that the distance between any two adjacent cut-out portions is a constant dimension A. A first article holding rack has a pair of vertical arms each with a guide at the top, these guides being shaped, dimensioned and spaced to enter two adjacent ones of the cut-out portions. A second article holding rack has a pair of vertical arms each with a guide at the top, these guides being shaped, dimensioned and spaced to enter two non-adjacent ones of the cut-out portions.

Abstract: A collapsible boat fender holder is disclosed. The boat fender holder has two configurations, one for shipping or storage and the other for use in holding a boat fender. The holder is formed entirely of plastic members which are held together, preferably, with non-corrosive fasteners. The holder for each fender includes a frame member with two parallel legs and an arcuate section joining them. A pair of rings encircle each boat fender and are pivotably mounted at diametrically opposite locations to the legs of the frame member. Four links, two connected with each leg of the frame members, connect the two frame members to each other. The links and legs together define two parallelograms. When in the operative condition, the links and legs are essentially mutually perpendicular and the rings are perpendicular to the axis of the legs so that a boat fender may be inserted through the rings to rest on the bottom arcuate section of the frame member.

Abstract: A demountable stand for supporting hanging plants comprises an elongated cylindrical center post having a plurality of sets of circumferentially disposed support arms which extend radially outward therefrom to receive and support hanging plants. The support arms are square bar stock formed into an ornamental configuration. A plurality of sets of circumferentially spaced vertically disposed rectangular connectors having vertically extended square openings are attached circumferentially on the post at various locations along its length to slidably receive one end of the support arms. A bottom set of connectors and leg members provide a base for supporting the assembly in an upright position. Alternatively, straight support arms which extend perpendicular to the longitudinal axis of the post may be employed to support one or more horizontal support members for supporting additional potted plants or to provide a table.

Abstract: A drying rack for scuba boots and gloves has a vertical support hanger and a horizontal platform. The platform contains oblong openings in which to insert scuba gloves. Extendings are provided, defining slots for hanging boots upside down. The extending arms are at an angle with the horizontal, including the boots so as to expel water therefrom.

Abstract: A foldable display rack comprises two side chain members each provided with a plurality of chain members each having a link hole, the chain members being spaced from one another in a first direction, and a plurality of transverse rod-like members each passing through one hole of one link of one of the chain members and one hole of one link of the other of the chain members and spaced from one another in a second direction which is transverse to the first direction, the links of the chain members are formed so that they are connected with one another movably so as to allow folding of the chain members and therefore folding of the display rack, and at the same time the chain links allow passing the rod-like members therethrough and therefore support the rod-like members.

Abstract: A doll pole for suspending stuffed dolls has a pair of stiffening and filler rods made from resilient foam plastic that are coaxially aligned and housed in a hollow tube made from sheet material. The rods are slidable within the tube and have a combined length which is less than the length of the tube so that the tube may be folded at its midsection for ease of transport and storage. Ribbons are spaced along the length of the tube for tying the stuffed dolls to the pole.

Abstract: A portable clothes hanger rack is disclosed. A yoke has a hook at one end and a pair of pivotable arms mounted on the other end. The hook is used to suspend the device while the arms hold a plurality of hangers. The hangers are modified with a sphere replacing the conventional hanger hook. The arms have a removable end and the top, bottom and side wall form an enclosed elongated parallelpiped. The arm bottom wall has an elongated slot and the hangers extend down through the slot with the sphere retained inside the arm. The arms may be folded into a vertically parallel coextensive position for compact storage of the device in a suitcase.

Abstract: A first and second arm pivotally connected together at first ends for pivoting from an extended to a retracted position. Upwardly extending extensions are connected to the first ends and are connected to a resilient loop for resiliently holding the arms in the extended position but allowing the arms to be retracted downwardly. A supporting hook is connected to a pivot and provides a stop limiting the extended motion of the arms and also prevents the loop from moving past dead center of the pivot means.

Abstract: A hanger especially adapted for supporting washed garments for rapid drying. The hanger includes a garment-supporting hoop having a central hub with a suspension hook capable of being detached and/or folded for storage and travel.

Abstract: An extendible and foldable miniature garment hanger which includes a pair of novel hanger arms. The novel hanger arms are extendible and retractable so that the garment hanger is suitable for hanging garments of various sizes. Furthermore, the novel hanger arms are pivotally mounted on a base so that they may be folded together when the garment is in an idle condition.

Abstract: The present invention refers to a transport apparatus in particular for internal, suspension transport systems of the type including a runner rail system and roller sets having rollers interconnected by a depending member. The apparatus has rail-shaped carrier members for supporting, in a suspended condition, transport material on a carrier member support surface. The carrier members are releasably suspendable at both ends from the roller sets, via suspension rods connected to the carrier members at transversely extending pivot axles, and the roller sets rest on the runner rail system. The pivot axles are perpendicularly displaced relative to the longitudinal axis of the carrier member to such an extent that the suspension rods can be folded into contact with a carrier member support surface by pivoting 90.degree.. Clamping grooves are provided on the pivot axles to secure the folded suspension rods. The carrier members include troughs to receive hooks of additional carriers, and toothed racks.

Abstract: A clothes hanger having a first and second member. The first member has a supporting hook, a circular hinge section and a first supporting arm. The second member has a second supporting arm and a pivoting axle extending through the circular section for allowing the arms to move downwardly towards each other and a stop engagable with the top of the first supporting arm for limiting the extent of upward movement of the arms. A spring between the first and second members yieldably urges the first and second arms upwardly and away from each other to cause the stop to engage the first arm for supporting a garment from the arms, but allows the garment to be pulled downwardly and off of the hanger by causing movement of the arms downwardly and towards each other.

Abstract: A foldable shirt hanger includes a frame having a bottom portion foldable to the rear upon itself with the shirt. Wings are secured to the lateral uppermost part of the frame for folding the arms of the shirt. A collar element is secured to a stem extending from a hook element to support the shirt collar, whether hanging from a support or being packed for shipment. The collar element pivots about a pair of pins to either lie flat against the shirt frame or be tilted away from it.