Clothes hanger

A clothes hanger which is integrally formed from a single piece of wire and comprises an upwardly projecting hook, two arms extending from the hook in opposite directions, and, at the free end of each of the arms, a downwardly projecting pair of spring jaws adapted to grip an article of clothing and opening and closing by a relative swinging movement in planes laying substantially perpendicular to the extension of the arms, wherein each of the pair of jaws is formed by the wire leading from the end of a respective one of the arms bent substantially 90.degree. downwardly and extending downward to a 180.degree. bend to form a free end and upwardly to form one of the jaws, over an open, bulbous bend to form a springy hinge part lying in a plane substantially perpendicular to said arm, and downwardly to a 180.degree. bend to form a free end and upwardly to form the other of the jaws and terminating adjacent the end of the arm, whereby each jaw is formed by two wire portions which run substantially parallel to one another and are corrugated in a direction towards and away from the other jaw of that pair so that the two jaws of the pair lie closely adjacent to one another at two positions between the springy hinge part and the free ends of the jaws and bulge apart between these two positions, and the free ends of the two jaws diverging away from one another to admit clothing to said jaws.