Clothes hangers are used daily in homes, shops, laundries, and garment factories. Over time, even the most durable hangers may encounter small issues such as loose hooks, bent frames, or broken clips. Instead of discarding them immediately, many hangers can be fixed with simple methods. Below we share practical repair tips and also highlight how our high-quality hangers are designed to reduce these problems.

1. Fixing Loose or Rotating Hooks

Metal hooks on plastic hangers may sometimes loosen after long-term use.
Solution:

• Tighten the hook gently with pliers.

• If the hook hole is worn, add a small drop of strong adhesive before re-inserting.

• For heavily damaged hooks, replacing the hook with a new one is recommended.
  Our Advantage: Our automated hook insertion ensures hooks are firmly fixed, reducing the chance of loosening.

2. Repairing Bent or Warped Hangers

Thin or low-quality hangers can bend under the weight of heavy garments.
Solution:

• For plastic hangers, place them in warm (not boiling) water for a few minutes, then gently reshape.

• For wire hangers, use pliers to straighten the frame.
  Our Advantage: We use strong, injection-molded plastics that resist bending, making them suitable for coats, suits, and jeans.

3. Restoring Broken Clips or Grips

Pant hangers or Lingerie Hangers often use clips that may lose tension or break.
Solution:

• Replace the spring inside the clip if available.

• For small cracks, apply transparent adhesive to extend usability.

• If the clip is fully broken, replacing it is the most reliable option.
  Our Advantage: We offer reinforced clip hangers designed for repeated use, and replacement parts can be provided for bulk buyers.

4. Smoothing Rough or Sharp Edges

Occasionally, hangers may develop small burrs or sharp points, especially after long use.
Solution:

• Use fine-grit sandpaper to smooth the edge.

• Cover sharp areas with protective tape until replaced.
  Our Advantage: Our hangers undergo strict quality checks to ensure smooth surfaces that do not damage garments.

5. When Replacement is Better

While minor issues can be repaired, some hangers—especially those cracked through the middle—are best replaced. In these cases, switching to durable, custom-made hangers ensures long-term performance.

Conclusion

Fixing clothes hangers can be simple: tighten hooks, reshape bent parts, repair or replace clips, and smooth out edges. However, prevention is better than repair. Our hangers are manufactured with high-quality materials, precision molding, and strict inspection, reducing the likelihood of damage. If you want to learn more about our Clothes Hanger, please contact us.