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OwnerErnest John Williamsinventor
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Abstract
A device constructed of a lightweight plastic or similar material, in a precast molded form, that the user attaches to the shoulder segment of a clothes hanger; adjusting the device allows the hanger to be extended to varying lengths. The device, as designed, is a solution that will prevent an article of clothing, i.e. shirts, sweaters, and fine clothing from developing embarrassing shoulder horns, a.k.a. shoulder nipples, such as those, created by a typical wire hanger when an article of clothing remains hung for an extended time. The device is especially useful for people with wide and broad shoulders, whereby a pair of the device, when placed on a hanger, can be adjusted by sliding the device along the shoulder segment of the hanger, giving the user the option to extend and adjust the hanger to a desired length.
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A hanger extension device comprising:
- An object slender in thickness;
- it is designed and constructed of plastic or a similar material;
- A device that is molded and shaped in a folded position, forming a device that is double sided with flat surface panels, with a channel or gap opening separating the two flat panels, (referred to as the chute);
- A device that is rounded at the crest of the folded edge;
- A device similar shaped in design, to that of the contours and outlining curvature end portion of a hanger, (referred to as the foot;
- It includes a toe and a heel);
- The foot has a broader end shoulder portion, and a concave shaped end;
- A device that has an elongated linear shoulder segment, (referred to as the stem), to that of a clothes hanger's shoulder segment, which extends from the foot of the device.
Dependencies are inferred from the claim text.