Hanger for plural part garments
AssigneeB&G Plastics, Inc.
InventorsChester Kolton, Michael Norman
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Abstract
An upstanding garment hanger comprises a transversely extending first support member and a succession of garment support elements depending downwardly from the support member to free ends, at least first and second adjacent ones of the garment support elements defining transversely extending, vertically spaced projections upwardly of the free ends thereof, and a transversely extending second support member joined with upper ends of the first and second support arms, the second support member having first and second detents at respective transverse ends thereof.
Claims12
An upstanding garment hanger, comprising:
- a transversely extending first support member;
- a succession of garment support elements depending downwardly from the first support member to free ends,
- at least first and second adjacent ones of the garment support elements defining transversely extending, vertically spaced projections upwardly of the free ends thereof;
- first and second support arms extending upwardly from the support member;
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- a transversely extending second support member joined with upper ends of the first and second support arms,
- the second support member having first and second detents at respective transverse ends thereof.
An upstanding garment hanger, comprising:
- a transversely extending first support member;
- a succession of transversely spaced pairs of garment support elements depending downwardly from the first support member to free ends,
- the garment support elements of each of the spaced pairs defining transversely extending, vertically spaced projections upwardly of the free ends thereof;
- a transversely extending second support member joined with upper ends of the first and second support arms,
- the second support member having first and second detents at respective transverse ends thereof.
An upstanding garment hanger, comprising:
- a transversely extending first support member;
- a succession of transversely spaced pairs of garment support elements depending downwardly from the support member to free ends,
- one garment support element of each of the spaced pairs of having projections extending transversely outwardly of both vertical sides thereof and the other garment support element of each of the spaced pairs having projections extending transversely outwardly of one vertical side toward the one garment support element;
- a transversely extending second support member joined with upper ends of the first and second support arms,
- the second support member having first and second detents at respective transverse ends thereof.
Dependencies are inferred from the claim text.