Natural Canvas Padded Hangers

Our Natural Cotton Canvas Hangers feature extra thick foam padding that covers the entire length of the hanger, top and bottom. The extended length of the chrome-plated hooks makes these hangers a comfortable fit for coats, shawl collars, turtlenecks, robes, and other high collared garments. The hook is threaded through the full width of the wood core to prevent it from pulling out. The natural cotton canvas coordinates beautifully with our Natural Cotton Hanging Bags and Natural Canvas Boxes.

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Cotton Padded Hanger Natural Pkg/2

16" x 2" x 7-1/4" h

776200

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$5.99 ea

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No SLIPS off the hanger I love padded hangers and have the satin variety but in fact, larger necked sweaters and shirts slip off. The texture of the canvas has just enough 'grip' to address that issue. Hooray. Love the little bow, too April 20, 2013

Ultimate Hanger A hanger is a hanger is a hangerâ¦not really. Like Joan Crawford, I gave up on those wire things decades ago. They are great for clearing out obstructions in your drainpipe and for breaking & entering but they donât add much ambience to your closet. Plastic is not much better. Since I discovered these Natural Canvas Padded Hangers, I am spoiled for anything else. They are of excellent quality, but not so precious you dare not use them. Garments do not slip off (the fabric provides a little catch), shoulders are protected and cushioned, and even everyday clothes look special hung up. This is the ultimate hanger. March 19, 2013

Padded cotton hanger No lumps No bumps No pointy shoulders These extra thick hangers are simply wonderful for sweaters, knits, and other stretchable fabrics. Plus they let the air circulate freely which helps extends the life of natural products that need to breathe. I wouldn't be without them! February 24, 2013