Garment hanger

A garment hanger comprising an elongate bar, a hook member interconnected with and arranged generally perpendicular to the bar, a pair of limbs with each limb located in the region of a respective end portion of the bar and being remotely spaced from the respective end portion by at least two elongate parallel links connected between each limb and the respective end portion of the bar such that each limb is separately movable in a direction parallel to the respective end portion of the bar, the at least two parallel links of each limb being hingedly secured to both said limb and respective end portion and being resilient to permit limited movement of the limbs towards each other, each limb having a connectable portion interconnected by said parallel links with the respective end portion of the bar, a gripper portion having gripping means located on an outermost surface thereof to prevent slipping of a garment hung on the hanger, and a guide portion interconnected between the connector and gripper portion so as to extend downwardly and inwardly of each gripping portion to the respective connector portion to a distance apart less than the waist width of a garment to be hung on the hanger.

A garment hanger comprising an elongate bar, a hook member interconnected with and arranged generally perpendicular to the bar, a pair of limbs with each limb located in the region of a respective end portion of the bar and being remotely spaced from the respective end portion by at least two elongate parallel links connected between each limb and the respective end portion of the bar such that each limb is separately movable in a direction parallel to the respective end portion of the bar, the at least two parallel links of each limb being hingedly secured to both said limb and respective end portion and being resilient to permit limted movement of the limbs towards each other, each link having a central portion of rdcuded thickness, and garment gripping means located on each limb at the outermost end thereof to prevent slipping of a garment hung on the hanger.

A garment hanger comprising an elongate bar, a hook member interconnected with and arranged generally perpendicular to the bar, a pair of limbs with each limb located in the region of a respective end portion of the bar and being remotely spaced from the respective end portion by at least two elognate parallel links connected between each limb and the respective end portion of the bar such that each limb is separately movable in a direction parallel to the respective end portion of the bar, the at least two parallel links of each limb being hingedly secured to both said limb and respective end portion and being resilient to permit limited movement of the limbs towards each other, each link having a central portion of reduced thickness, and each limb having a connectable portion interconnected by said parallel links with the respective end portion of the bar, a gripper portion having gripping means located on an outermost surface thereof to prevent slipping of a garment hung on the hanger, and a guide portion interconnected between the connector and gripper portions so as to extend downwardly and inwardly of each gripping portion to the respective connector portion to a distance apart less than the waist width of a garment to be hung on the hanger.