Merrick Vinyl Coated Drip Dry Hanger, Set of 10

It's kind of ridiculous that it's gotten so difficult to find normal shirt hangers that aren't covered in fuzzy fabric or gimmicks, or a half-inch thick.These are normal shirt hangers, vinyl covered metal. Thicker than dry-cleaner cheapies; thinner than the heavy silver/gray ones. Just right for drip-drying a quality business shirt or heavy T-shirt. Find something heavier for coats.

These are traditional good quality coated hangers that are no where else to be found. This brand is sturdy for shirts and enables me more space in my small closets.

They are lightweight, sturdy, and attractive and fit right in with the vintage aesthetic that I was going for in my laundry room. The slimness also cute down on visual clutter. The smooth finish looks like it might not be as likely to rust.

These are my favorite hangers for shirts, thin enough that they don't take up much space in the closet, but heavy enough that they feel substantial. Since they are coated with vinyl, I don't need to worry about whether they will rust. Over the years since I bought the first pack, I have gradually replaced our motley assortment of shirt hangers with these. They are not heavy enough to function well with heavy items like pants, jackets or heavy-weight sweaters, but are perfect for more light-weight items.

Good, sturdy hangers, but I don't like how big they are. They are a little bigger than standard wire hangers from edge to edge so I have to stretch my collars out a little as I put the hanger in. I wear size M shirt, this may not be a problem if you wear a larger size.

I was a bit anxious about ordering these at first, not being able to see them in person. But all fears melted away once they arrived. I have ordered several sets of these. I bought them to hang up my T shirts, rather than keep them in drawers, and I have over 100 T's. You can't find these in stores, all they have is the large wooden type that take up a lot of room. These are not flimsy by any means, and the coating looks like it will last forever. I hung up all my shirts in a 4 foot length of closet space, no other type of hanger could do this.

These are great hangers, at a premium price..I've had issues with all the cheap plastic hangers I have breaking under heavy loads or after old age. I wanted aluminum hangers, that weren't horribly thin. I have some old walmart hangers and they bend very easy (especially the bottom bar with jeans hanging on them), so I didn't want more of those.I was pleasantly surprised how strong these were, they do not bend very easily by hand (when they do they retain original shape), and I've yet to have any bend under the weight of clothing. The vinyl coating is thick and I've yet to have any chip or come off, about 9 months later. I have these holding heavy jeans, carhartt jumpsuits, subzero winter coats, all of my heaviest clothing (since I routinely break all plastic ones).I definitely recommend these if you're looking for strong aluminum hangers. The price point is a bit much.. If you're ordering multiple of them (say 5 or 10 sets), look at the third party sellers, with their shipping it's about 1/2 price of Amazons prime.

These are your typical wire hangers. These aren't the super thin wire ones either. These are the ones that are more stiff and obviously thicker than a thin wire. They're also coated with vinyl, which helps add structure to them. These are perfect for your regular t-shirts, I'd say dress shirts (unless you use special hangers?). They're great for long sleeve shirts too. Could be used for heavier shirts as well. If you're worried about the "wire" leaving a crease in your clothing (if it's prone to that even) then stay away from "wire" type hangers. I have some heavier quarter zips for christmas time or general winter, and since they're heavier, the hangers leave marks on the shoulder/trapezius parts from the weight+hanging. That's common sense.