Material diversity: Plastic shirt hangers are usually made of plastic materials such as polyethylene or polypropylene, which are not only lightweight, but also have good flexibility and impact resistance, making the hangers less likely to break in daily use.

Color diversity: In addition to the basic white and black, plastic hangers can also be customized into a variety of colors according to demand to adapt to different decoration styles and personal preferences, increasing visual diversity.

Size standardization: The 16-inch hanger size is one of the standard sizes, suitable for most adult clothes, especially shirts and tops. This standardized size design makes hangers widely used in both home and commercial environments.

Ergonomics of structural design: The design of hangers usually takes into account ergonomic principles, and the design of hooks and support arms allows clothes to maintain a natural shape when hanging, reducing the generation of wrinkles.

Durability and long life: Plastic hangers have a long service life due to the characteristics of their materials. They are not easy to rust, not easy to get wet, and can maintain good performance in various environmental conditions.

Cost-effective: The production cost of plastic hangers is relatively low, which makes them more affordable in the market and suitable for large-scale purchase and use, whether for home or commercial purposes.

Environmental protection: Modern plastic hangers are increasingly environmentally friendly in their production process, and many products are made of recyclable materials, reducing the impact on the environment.

Easy to clean: Plastic hangers have a smooth surface and are easy to clean and maintain. Simply wipe with a damp cloth to remove dust and stains.

Versatility: In addition to hanging clothes, plastic hangers can also be used to hang small items such as hats and scarves, increasing their versatility.

Lightweight: The lightness of plastic hangers makes them easy to carry and move, especially when you need to change or organize clothes frequently.

Clothing stores: Clothing stores use Plastic shirt hangers to display clothing, attract customers' attention and promote sales, and are also used for clothing storage and transportation.

Hotels and B&Bs: Hotels and B&Bs use plastic hangers to display and store guests' clothing, provide neat and professional services, and are also used for guest room decoration and furnishing.

Laundry: Laundry uses plastic hangers to hang and transport clothing, ensure that clothing maintains its shape during washing and drying, and is also used for clothing sorting and storage.

Schools and dormitories: Schools and dormitories use plastic hangers to store students' clothing, especially in dormitories and locker rooms, to help students organize and sort clothing.

Commercial displays: In commercial displays, plastic hangers are used to display goods, such as in trade shows and retail stores, to help show the style and characteristics of clothing.

Photography studios: Photography studios use plastic hangers to hang and store photography clothing, ensure that clothing is neat and orderly, and are also used for preparation before shooting.

Avoid extreme temperatures: Plastic shirt hangers should be kept away from extreme high or low temperatures for long periods of time to prevent deformation or damage to the material. At high temperatures, plastic may soften or melt; at low temperatures, plastic may become brittle.

Avoid direct sunlight: Long-term exposure to sunlight may cause plastic hangers to fade or become brittle, so try to avoid direct sunlight. You can use curtains or blinds to block the sun, or store the hangers in a cool place.

Clean regularly: Clean plastic hangers regularly with mild soapy water and a soft cloth to remove dust and dirt to maintain their appearance and hygiene. Avoid using rough cleaning tools to avoid scratching the surface of the hanger.

Avoid heavy pressure: Although plastic hangers have a certain load-bearing capacity, you should avoid hanging overweight clothes to prevent the hangers from deforming or breaking. Hang clothes reasonably according to the load-bearing limit of the hanger.

Store properly: When not in use, plastic hangers should be stored in a dry and ventilated place to avoid moisture and mold growth. You can use hanger organizers or hanger boxes to store hangers to keep them neat and organized.

Regular inspection: Check the plastic hangers regularly for cracks or damage, and replace damaged hangers in time to ensure safe use. Check the hooks and support arms of the hangers for cracks or deformation, and the surface of the hangers for scratches or wear

Avoid chemical corrosion: Avoid exposing plastic hangers to strong acids, strong alkalis or other corrosive chemicals to prevent the hangers from being corroded or damaged. When cleaning, avoid using detergents containing corrosive ingredients.

Avoid scratches from hard objects: Avoid contact or scratches between plastic hangers and hard objects to prevent the surface of the hangers from being scratched or worn. When storing and moving hangers, they should be handled with care to avoid collisions.

Avoid long-term hanging: Avoid hanging heavy clothes for a long time to prevent the hangers from being deformed or damaged. Replace the hanging clothes regularly to reduce the burden on the hangers.

Avoid humid environments: Avoid storing plastic hangers in humid environments to prevent the hangers from getting damp or moldy. In humid seasons, a dehumidifier or desiccant can be used to keep the environment dry.