Suit and tie hanger
OwnerDavid C. Heideinventor
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Abstract
A suit and tie hanger for more effective organization of suits and ties. The suit and tie hanger includes a hanger body having a central portion and a first and second downwardly sloping end portions, and having a bracket member extending from the central portion and a hook member extending upwardly from the central portion and an elongate horizontal member connected to the first end portion and supported upon the second end portion, and further includes an elongate tie keeper support member which is hingedly connected to the bracket member, and also includes a plurality of rung-like tie keeper members which are spaced apart and extend from the elongate tie keeper support member.
Claims11
A suit and tie hanger comprising:
- a hanger body having a central portion and opposed downwardly sloping first and second elongate end portions and further having an elongate horizontal member connected to at least one of said elongate end portions and traversing therebetween;
- a hook member connected to said central portion of said hanger body and extending upwardly therefrom;
- a means for supporting ties upon said hanger body;
- wherein said hanger body further includes a bracket member fixedly attached to said central portion and extending outwardly therefrom;
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- wherein said means for supporting ties includes an elongate tie keeper support member having a first end pivotally connected to said bracket member;
- a plurality of rung-like tie keeper members spaced apart and having ends connected to said elongate tie keeper support member;
- and a means for securing said elongate tie keeper support member in a generally perpendicular position relative to said hanger body.
A suit and tie hanger comprising:
- a hanger body having a central portion and opposed downwardly sloping first and second elongate end portions and further having an elongate horizontal member connected to at least one of said elongate end portions and traversing therebetween, said hanger body further including a hook-like support member securely attached to said first elongate end portion, said elongate horizontal member has a first end pivotally connected to an end of said second elongate end portion and has a second end being removably supported by said hook-like support member, said hanger body further including a bracket member fixedly attached to said central portion and extending outwardly therefrom;
- a hook member connected to said central portion of said hanger body and extending upwardly therefrom;
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- a means for supporting ties upon said hanger body including an elongate tie keeper support member having a first end pivotally connected to said bracket member;
- a plurality of rung-like tie keeper members spaced apart and having ends connected to said elongate tie keeper support member;
- and a means for securing said elongate tie keeper support member in a generally perpendicular position relative to said hanger body, each of said rung-like tie keeper members having a first end which is pivotally attached to said elongate tie keeper support member.
Dependencies are inferred from the claim text.