These work exceptionally well. Shirts don't slide down, and pants don't slide off. The swivel hook is a nice touch. They are thinner than most hangers that work this well, so there is good saving of closet space. Highly recommended.

Size, versatility, ease of use, slip resistant. I do not like writing reviews but I am sold on these because the last. They do not break easily. You can use them for pants, shirts, slips and tank tops, dresses, etc. I only wish that they made them in black.

These are great hangers! I like that the hanger swivels. They are not made for heavier items, but for everyday sweaters, pants, skirts, and dresses, they work well, and the thin design is a space saver. You will want heavier hangers for winter coats. I do wish this type of hanger was available in white, but I will take what I can get.

The first one I went to use broke at the top. I've had another break as well. The others seem to be holding up alright.They are light weight, thin and fit a lot in a small space. The frame of the hanger itself is sturdy and does as described. The pants holder part is smaller than I expected- ~6in. I don't have any pants that fit. Overall material is a hard plastic. From the description, I thought the material preventing clothes from falling off would be softer and different. (velvet hangers work better in my opinion)I'm just disappointed in the durability of these. I'm worried each time that the hanger is going to snap off or be bent out.

I can't believe I'm writing a review on plastic hangers. But I am a big fan of excellent design, and think these hangers are worth the effort. Let me start out by saying I avoid buying plastic home goods whenever possible. So I've tried all kinds of "better" hangers in the past--wooden, vintage wooden, padded, etc. But I line dry a lot of my clothing, and found that I always reached past the "nice" hangers for the commercial plastic ones I saved from when I worked retail years ago. But I still probably would not have paid money for a plastic hanger. I bought these only because I had a child going off to college and thought these looked like the best option on amazon. They came in a pack of 50 which I thought was too many for her, so I took half of them home. WELL. After using them for a couple of years, I have now bought them for my second college-bound child, and now for myself after we moved cross country. They are the only plastic hanger I would every buy--but now they are also probably the only hanger I will buy, period!DESIGN:--Slim profile, so don't take up a lot of room in closet.--Because they are so slim and lightweight, they seem flimsy at first. However, they are not brittle, and I have not had one break yet.--Clearly plastic is much better than wood (worried about stain transfer) or fabric-covered hangers for drying clothes.--The textured plastic on the shoulders helps hold clothes on the hanger.--My favorite feature: you know how when you hang wet clothes on most hangers and they get those terrible, annoying and unsightly "mounds" of fabric where the weight of the wet clothing pulled against the end of the hanger? Well on these hangers the shoulders are rounded *just right* so that there are NO areas of the clothing being pulled into little mounds. The clothes hang properly while drying.--They have little tabs for hanging lingerie and strappy things.--They can also be used as pant hangers, or to hang long items over the bottom bar.--They even have a little bar where you could hang a fabric belt, etc. to keep them with the pants/skirt.--the hanger hook is metal, which will be stronger than plastic.--The hanger hook can revolve, so that you can twist the hoot and hang items from a rod sideways when needed (like when you want to dry something on the hanger but need to hang it from a towel bar).--Because the hanger hook is skinny you can easily run a belt buckle over it, so can hang a belt vertically if you want.--The plastic seems to be strong for its weight, and I have hung fairly heavy things/wet clothes on them without noticing bowing, like I have on cheaper plastic hangers.--BONUS: The metal hanger hook is also skinny enough that it fit nicely into the little slots of our vintage camper closet (meant to keep hanging things from falling down while the camper is moving--but regular plastic hooks are too fat to fit in)Someone put a lot of thought into the design of these hangers, and they are essentially perfect. I cannot yet speak to longevity, but so far so good. Definitely worth the purchase.