Thick plastic material: Thick clothes hangers are made of thick plastic material, which can bear the weight of heavy clothes and is not easy to bend or break. This material is not only economical, but also easy to clean and maintain.

Multiple color options: This type of hanger is usually available in a variety of color options, such as clear, white or black, to meet the aesthetic needs of different users.

Children's hanger version: Some thick clothes hangers are designed for children and are smaller in size (such as 10 inches), which is suitable for hanging children's clothes while keeping the shape and neatness of the clothes.

Smooth edge design: The edges of the hangers are usually polished, smooth and burr-free, which can effectively prevent the clothes from being scratched or damaged.

Anti-slip design: Some thick clothes hangers have an anti-slip coating or texture design on the surface to ensure that the clothes will not slip during the hanging process.

Additional hook function: Many thick clothes hangers are equipped with additional hooks for hanging accessories such as scarves, belts or ties, which increases practicality.

Home Use: In the home, thick clothes hangers are ideal for hanging heavy clothing (such as winter coats, sweaters, etc.), which can effectively save space and keep the clothing neat and tidy.

Clothing Stores: Clothing stores use thick clothes hangers to display heavy clothing (such as coats, jackets, etc.), keep the clothes in shape and neat, and improve the overall display effect of the store.

Laundry: Laundry uses thick clothes hangers to hang heavy clothing to prevent the clothes from deforming or being damaged during the washing and drying process, ensuring the service life of the clothes.

Boutiques: Boutiques use thick clothes hangers to display high-end clothing. Its sturdy design and elegant appearance can enhance the grade and appeal of the goods.

Hotels and Inns: Hotels and Inns use thick clothes hangers to provide guests with high-quality clothing hanging solutions to ensure the neatness and appearance of guests' clothes.

Regular cleaning: Use a damp cloth to wipe the surface of the hanger to remove dust and stains, and keep the hanger clean and beautiful.

Avoid heavy pressure: Avoid stacking too many clothes on the hanger to avoid exceeding its load-bearing capacity, causing the hanger to deform or damage.

Storage environment: Store the hanger in a dry and ventilated environment, and avoid long-term exposure to humidity or high temperature.

Check the hook: Regularly check the firmness of the hanger hook. If it is loose or damaged, it should be replaced in time.

Anti-slip maintenance: For hangers with anti-slip coating, regularly check whether the coating is worn, and reapply the anti-slip material if necessary.

Classification storage: Use hangers of different colors or styles to classify clothes for easy management and finding, while reducing the frequency of use of hangers and extending their service life.