CZ207998A3 - Hanger for clothes - Google Patents

Abstract

A garment (10) for garments of various types and sizes consists of a horizontal straight portion (11) which is provided with a suspension hook (13) for hanging in a wardrobe, and flexible couplers (23, 24) slidable for changing their the distances depending on the size of the garments to be worn along the shoulders (21, 22) of the straight portion (11). The connecting members (23, 24) are provided with cover elements (45) which are displaceable from the pushed position on the connecting member (23, 24) to an extended position to form the extension of the terminals (25, 26) of the connecting members (23, 24). . In the retracted position, the opening of the clamps (25, 26) cannot be achieved by the cover element (45), while in the extended position the cover elements (45) can be gripped and opened or clamped by the clamps (25, 26). The described construction also achieves a reduction in the overall dimensions of the garment (10) for the garment.

Description

Clothes hanger

Technical field

BACKGROUND OF THE INVENTION The present invention relates to a garment hanger for hanging garments of various kinds, shapes and sizes, which essentially consists of a straight portion of plastic or other suitable rigid material, which is provided with a hanging hook for hanging garments in a wardrobe or other furniture suitable for storing clothes. further, straight guide ribs extending parallel to each other along the entire length of the straight portion on which elastic connectors of plastic or other suitable rigid material for hanging the garment edge are arranged. Clothes hangers allow hanging of clothes of different kinds and shapes.

BACKGROUND OF THE INVENTION

Various types and shapes of garment hangers are known which are made of wood or molded plastic and are intended to hang garments of various types, sizes and shapes in wardrobes or other furniture for storing garments.

In particular, a garment hinge is known which consists of a horizontal straight part made of plastic having a small thickness and width, the length of which varies and depends on the different sizes of the garments to be suspended and thus stored. The central region of this straight portion is reinforced to attach a suspension hook that can be hung on a corresponding support bar arranged in a wardrobe or other furniture suitable for storing clothes. Said horizontal straight portion is provided at its ends with a pair of resilient connecting members which can be opened and clamped so that they can grip and hold the respective end of one or more garments. On • · * · • · · · " " " * · · "

- 2 inner sides of the fasteners to abut the hanging garments are coated with a soft material, one of the fasteners being attached to said straight garment hinge or integrally formed with said straight portion while the remaining fastener is on the first the coupling element is hinged movably so that it can be brought from it to the open position and vice versa.

A drawback of this embodiment of the garment hanger is its structural limitation to garments of only a certain size or size only slightly different, since there is no possibility to change the distance between the connecting members so that the garment hanger cannot be adjusted to hang garments of other sizes. Thus, the garment hanger described is not universally applicable. However, versatility is also needed from time to time to hang even different sizes of garments.

In addition, the fasteners of this garment hanger are difficult to handle, so that the garment hanger is not very practical and usable. Moreover, these operations can hardly be carried out automatically in automated systems in garment storage and transport systems used in garment manufacturing and in industrial plants where garments are industrially ironed and cleaned. Similarly, these garment hangers are hardly applicable in garment transport equipment in large department stores and the like, where garments are thus transported between a loading zone where they are hung on movable conveyors of the machine and a destination where they are removed by the operator.

SUMMARY OF THE INVENTION It is an object of the present invention to overcome the drawbacks and design limitations of the known garment hangings described, i.e. to find such a simple and effective garment hook construction that: · · E · · · · * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * *

- 3 will allow a wide and easy adaptation to different sizes of hanging clothes. It is a further object of the invention to simplify the handling of this garment hanger so that it can be carried out by an automated system that may be part of the garment storage and hanging device.

SUMMARY OF THE INVENTION

The problem is solved and the drawbacks of similar known garment hangers are largely eliminated by a garment hanger for hanging garments of various kinds, shapes and sizes, which essentially consists of a straight portion of plastic or other suitable rigid material which is provided with a hanging hook in the middle garments in a wardrobe or other furniture suitable for storing garments, and straight guide ribs extending parallel to each other along the length of the straight portion, on which elastic fasteners of plastic or other suitable rigid material for hanging the edge of the garment according to the invention are arranged; The principle consists in that these connecting members consist of a first and a second pair of clips, which are mounted on the arms of the straight part of the clothes hanger sliding in their longitudinal direction into different positions depending on the size of the hanging clothes and provided with the springs engaged with these clips, which are provided with protective coatings of soft material for gripping the garments, and are displaceable by the springs from the open working position to the closed working position and vice versa, wherein the clips and respective protective coatings move away from each other to loosen or grip the garments.

The clamp consists of an elongated flat part oriented in the vertical direction, in which a depressed flat central zone is formed on its upper side for receiving the spring, which is

4 is defined by straight side ribs, the elongated flat part being followed by an extended flat part connected to the underside of said elongated flat part and each clamp being fitted with a cover element which engages a first operating position in which it substantially coincides with its clamp , displaceable relative to the clamp to the extended position, the cover member forming an extension of the clamp and allowing gripping the hands to move the clamps from one operating position to the other.

The cover element consists of a flat thin sheet of plastic or other suitable rigid material, the dimensions of which are slightly larger than the dimensions of the elongated flat part and the expanded horizontal part of the clamp and whose outer flat side is roughened by gripping ribs formed therein. the plate is a centrally formed depressed flat area, delimited in its upper part by a thin straight horizontal rim forming a stop, and on its sides by a pair of parallel and vertically extending straight edges, in the sides of which the guide members are formed, which is a cover element with The clamp is mounted on the respective side ribs of the clamp.

In this case, the upper sides of the clips are substantially aligned with the straight part of the garment hanger.

Another possible embodiment of the garment hinge according to the invention is that the clamp consists of an elongated flat part oriented vertically and preferably of a rectangular shape followed by an enlarged horizontal flat part, preferably also of a rectangular shape, attached to the underside of said elongated flat a portion in which a depressed central zone is formed over a portion of its length, the contour of which is defined by an upper inclined surface with a slope running from the front to the rear of the respective terminal on which

- 5 a semicircular recess and a recess for receiving the respective spring, which is the clamps, are provided pressed against the respective front and rear sides of the arms of the straight garment hinge.

The spring is shaped to fit the outer contour of the pair of terminals and has a slightly bent first end to engage the second recess of the terminal and a bend at the other end that releasably engages one of the recesses of the opposite terminal. the first recess and vice versa, thereby transferring the clamps from one working position to another, thereby bringing them to a closed or opened position, and vice versa.

BRIEF DESCRIPTION OF THE DRAWINGS

BRIEF DESCRIPTION OF THE DRAWINGS The invention is illustrated by the following non-limiting examples, which are described in the accompanying drawings, which show:

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FIG. 2 is a schematic front view of a first embodiment of a garment hinge according to the invention;

a front view of a possible modification of the garment hinge structure of FIG. 1;

a first structural detail of the garment hinge of FIG. 1, in an enlarged partial side view;

3 and 4 show the construction detail of FIG. 2 in a front and rear view; FIG.

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6 is an enlarged front view of the second construction detail of the garment hinge of FIG. 1 in FIG. 5; FIG.

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and 7 is an enlarged front and rear view of a third structural detail of the garment hinge of FIG. 1;

8 and 9 show a side view of the garment hinge of FIG. 1, shown in two different working positions for hanging garments;

FIG. 10, FIG. 11, FIG. 12, FIG. 13, FIG. 14, FIG. 15 is a schematic front view of a second embodiment of a garment hinge according to the invention;

a first structural detail of the garment hinge of FIG. 10, in an enlarged side view;

the construction detail of FIG. 11 in an enlarged partial side view;

on a larger scale, a second structural detail of the garment hinge of FIG. 10, in front view;

on a larger scale, the third structural detail of FIG. 10, seen from the rear;

a fourth structural detail of the garment hinge of FIG. 10, viewed from the front; and FIGS. 16 and 17 are side views of the garment hinge of FIG. 10 shown in two different working positions for hanging garments.

DETAILED DESCRIPTION OF THE INVENTION

Figure 1 schematically illustrates a garment hanger 10 of the invention made of molded plastic material or other suitable rigid material for hanging garments of various kinds, sizes and shapes in a wardrobe and other furniture for storing garments. The hinge 10 consists of a horizontal straight portion 11 of low thickness and width and long length to allow the garments to be hung with significantly different sizes. The straight portion 11 has an increased width in its central region 12 and a suspension hook 13 is provided on the upper side of this central region 12, which can be hinged to a corresponding support rod (not shown) which is arranged in a wardrobe or other suitable furniture for storing clothes. At the ends of the horizontal straight portion 11, hooks 14 and 15 are formed and on its front and rear sides parallel ribs 16, 17 and 18 are formed which extend along the entire length of this straight portion 11 and between which corresponding longitudinal grooves 19 and 20 are located. , which in this case have a rectangular outer shape but may also have other geometric shapes. Between the ends and the central region 12 of the straight portion 11, two arms 21 and 22 are thus defined, which serve to suspend respective spring-loaded coupling members 23 and 24, which are made of molded plastic material or other suitable rigid material and are on the arms 21, 22. longitudinally displaceable over the entire length range of these legs 21, 22. These connecting members 23, 24 serve to hang respective ends of one or more garments. The individual connecting members 23, 24, as shown in FIGS. 1 and 9, are essentially formed by two clamps 25, 26 which can be opened and closed again so that the edge of the garment is reached after clamping. A further component of the coupling members 23, 24 is the flat metal springs 27, 28 which are mounted on the coupling members 23, 24 and cooperate with the coupling members 23, 24 for their opening and clamping, as will be described later.

2, 3 and 4 show a terminal 25 of said pair of terminals 25, 26, which in the illustrated embodiment has a predominantly rectangular contour and is identical and profiled symmetrically to the remaining terminal 26 of the pair of terminals 25, 26. The terminal 25 consists essentially of an elongated flat portion 29 having a rectangular shape and oriented vertically, the width of the flat portion 29 being less than its length, and a flat horizontal portion 30 integrally adjacent the underside of the elongated flat portion 29 and also having a rectangular shape. The horizontal portion 30 is oriented perpendicularly and symmetrically to the elongated flat portion 29, has a smaller thickness and its width is less than its length.

Each pair of terminals 25, 26 is provided with a protective coating of a soft material, such as plastic, which is pressed onto the back of the extended horizontal portion 30 of the terminal 25, 26, which faces the same extended horizontal portion 30 of the terminal 26, 25. the widened horizontal portion 30 is also provided with the same protective coating 31, thereby providing an effective and soft pressing of the clips 25, 26 to the garments to prevent their damage.

On the flat portion 29 of each of the terminals 25, 26, a first flat central zone 32 and a second flat central zone 33 are formed, which are recessed at a portion of its length and width at respective front and rear sides of the same terminal 25, 26. to receive the respective flat spring 27, 28 and is on its upper side selected to pass the spring 27, 28, while the second flat central zone 33 defines two vertical straight side ribs 34 which are parallel to each other and extend

9 from this second flat central zone 33 towards the rear.

Further, the elongated flat portion 29 of the clamp 25, 26 is provided at its front with two side ribs 35 and 36 that are parallel to each other and delimit the first flat central zone 32. These side ribs 35, 36 extend vertically up to the extended horizontal portion 30 of the clamp 25, 26 and act as straight vertical guide elements for the components described below, with the first flat central zone 32 centrally connected by a semicircular recess 37, which serves to receive the respective bent end 40, 41 of the spring 27, 28. the central region 33 of the clamp 25, 26 and its side ribs 34, which taper upwardly for the reasons described later, adjoins a semicircular recess 39 on the upper side.

Figure 5 now shows one of the mutually flat spring 27, 28, in this case a spring 27 having a small thickness to be accommodated in the depressed first central central zone 32 and in respective semicircular recesses 37 of each pair of terminals 25, 26.

Said spring 27 is provided with two mutually identical curved ends 40 and 41 adapted to fit into respective semicircular recesses 37 of the clamps 25, 26 of each pair thereof. Between the curved ends 40, 41 of the spring 27 there are two straight elastic portions 42, 43 which are connected to each other by the central arch portion 44.

The spring 27 thus formed can also be replaced by an otherwise spring formed, while providing the same function as will be described later. The spring 27 serves to movably and detachably attach the pairs of terminals 25, 26 to the garment hanger 10, which is achieved by engaging the bent ends 40 and 41 in the respective semicircular recesses 37 of the respective terminals 25, 26, which are fitted with their inner side ribs 34 on respective front and rear sides of the arms 21 and 22 of the clothing hanger 10. The straight elastic portions 42, 43 and the central arcuate portion 44 of the spring 27 are received in the depressed first flat central zones 32 and in the upper selected regions of the terminals 25, 26 so that the two pairs of terminals 25, 26 are mounted on the hinge 10 and The hinge 10 can be displaced in the longitudinal direction in order to vary the distance between the pairs of terminals 25, 26 to accommodate garments of varying dimensions over a wide range.

6 and 7, a cover element 45 is used that is used with each terminal 25, 26 to allow each pair of terminals 25, 26 to be brought into one of their two different operating positions.

For this purpose, the cover element 45 consists essentially of a flat thin plate 46 of molded plastic or other suitable rigid material, which is shaped so that it can be fitted on the elongated flat part 29 of the respective clamp 25, 26 in pairs. Preferably, the cover member 45 has a rectangular shape and dimensions somewhat larger than the dimensions of the flat portion 29 and the horizontal portion 30 of the clamp 25, 26, the flat front side of the cover member 45 being roughened by slightly protruding ribs 47 so that the cover member 45 can grip well. hands. In the flat rear side of the cover member plate 46, which faces the opposite front side of the clamp 25, 26, a depressed flat region 48 is centrally formed along its entire length which is delimited on its upper side by a thin straight horizontal bead 49 which serves as a stop, and on the sides a pair of straight edges 50 and 51 that run parallel to each other in the vertical direction and in which they are formed •

11, two guide members 52 and 53 slightly selected in the lateral direction.

The cover members 45 formed in this way are fastened to the respective terminals 25, 26 of each pair of terminals 25, 26 by fitting the lateral guide members 52 and 53 to the corresponding straight vertical guides formed by the side ribs 35 and 36 of the terminal 25, 26. such that the cover element 45 is movable on the terminal 25, 26 in both directions between two operating positions, when it is fully inserted or withdrawn. In the retracted position, the cover element 45 covers almost the entire clamp 25, 26, a position which does not allow opening of the clamps 25, 26. In the fully extended position, the cover elements 45 extend the clamps 25, 26 and can then be gripped by hand the respective pair of terminals 25, 26 into its open or closed position.

These inserted and extended positions of the cover members 45 are shown in FIGS. 8 and 9, in which one pair of terminals 25, 26 with cover members 45 respectively are visible.

Thus, in the retracted position of FIG. 8, the cover members 45 are practically aligned with the outer contours of the respective terminals 25, 26 and cannot be gripped by hand so as to open the terminals 25, 26. The upper edge of the terminals 25, 26 abuts the horizontal the flange 49 of the cover member 45.

In the extended position of FIG. 9, on the other hand, the cover members 45 represent an extension of the terminals 25, 26 upwards and can be gripped and pressed together by hand so that the terminals 25, 26 are pulled apart so that the garments squeezed between the terminals 25 are released. , 26.

Due to the described solution, the terminals 25, 26 no longer exceed

The upper side of the horizontal garment hinge part 11 as in the prior art, these clamps 25, 26 being designed to virtually coincide with their outer contours with this horizontal section 11 when the cover members 45 are fully inserted Thus, the cover members 45 protrude only temporarily when they are pulled upward to hang or loosen the garments on the garment hanger 10. Thus, the overall solution of the garment hinge 10 thus reduced is substantially reduced by the described solution, which is then practical and useful for hanging garments of different sizes. The described embodiment of the garment hanger 10 is also advantageous in terms of its baggage packing, since this will largely prevent unwanted rupture of the plastic garment wrap, as has occasionally been the case with older garment hinge designs. At the same time, the garment hanger 10 is also suitable for transporting garments using automated garment transport devices in large department stores and also for transporting in a garment cleaning and ironing device where garments are transported between the inlet and outlet zones of the device.

Referring now to FIG. 1A, another possible embodiment of the garment hanger 10 of the present invention is shown in which the individual cover members 45 no longer have a predominantly rectangular shape, as in the previous embodiment, but a substantially square shape with rounded shapes. The clamps 25, 26 also have a different outer contour, i.e. an oval shape, which can optionally be replaced by another shape.

Further, FIGS. 11, 12, 13 and 14 show a pair of terminals in their second embodiment. The terminals 54 and 55 have exactly the same outer contours and cooperate with each other in the manner shown in FIGS. 16 and 17, which will be described later.

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Also in this case, each of the clamps 54, 55 consists of an elongated flat portion 56 which extends in a vertical direction and has a rectangular shape with a width less than length and a small thickness. Whole with the elongated flat portion 56 is formed on its underside an enlarged horizontal portion 57, which also has a rectangular shape and extends perpendicularly and at the same time symmetrically to the elongated flat portion 56. This extended horizontal portion 57 again has a width less than length and small thickness. . Terminals 54, 55 are also provided with appropriate protective coatings 58 made of a soft material, such as plastic or other suitable material with similar properties, which is applied to the respective terminal 54, 55 for the same purpose described above. It is preferred that the protective coating 58 is molded onto the plastic material of the respective clip 54, 55 and protrudes slightly from the surface of the back side thereof.

On the front side of the elongated flat portion 56 of each clamp 54, 55, a depressed central zone 59 is formed along a portion of its length to receive the respective metal spring. The circumference of this depressed central zone 59 is defined by an upper inclined surface 60, the inclination of which extends from the front to the rear side of the terminal 54, 55, a semicircular recess 61 and a recess 62 below, through which a through hole 63 extends. This recess 62 is intended to receive a respective end of the respective spring, as described below.

The elongate flat portion 56 of the clamp 54, 55 is further provided with a pair of front and parallel side ribs 64 and 65 spaced apart from each other to determine the width of the depressed central zone 59. These side ribs 64, 65 extend vertically up to the extended horizontal portions 57 of the terminal 54, 55 have an arcuate outer contour and at their rear • ·

14 and 14, the first and second semicircular side recesses 66 and 67 are formed, which are spaced vertically from one another and can be fitted on corresponding longitudinal grooves of the horizontal straight portion 11 of the hanger 10 for the garment.

FIG. 15 shows a flat metal spring 68 which is adapted to be mounted in the recessed central zone 59 and in the respective recesses 61 and 62 of the pair of terminals 54, 55. It should be noted that the flat metal spring 68 is provided with a slightly bent first the first end 69 of the flat metal spring 68 is successively followed by a first straight portion 70, an arcuate portion 71, a second straight portion 72, and a second end 73 of the flat metal spring 68, which is formed by a bend 74 which is to fit into one of the recesses 62 or 61 on the opposite clamp. The bend 74 is then connected to the straight end portion 75 of the flat metal spring 68.

The flat metal spring 68 thus shaped can also be replaced by an otherwise shaped spring, while providing the same function as will be described later. The flat metal spring 68 serves to movably and detachably attach the pairs of terminals 54, 55 to the garment hanger 10, which is achieved by engaging the first end 69 of the flat metal spring 68 into the corresponding recess 62 of the respective terminal 55, thereby ensuring the position of the first end 69. then passing the flat metal spring 68 through the deepened central zone 59 of the clip 55 and introducing the bend 74 of the second end 73 of the flat metal spring 68 into the corresponding recess 62 of the second clip 54, the clips 54, 55 abutting respectively the front and rear sides of the arms 21 and 22 of the hinge 10 clothing, in such a manner that the clamps 54, 55, with their semicircular side recesses 66 and 67, engage the respective straight ribs 16 and 18 of these arms.

- 15 21, 22.

The individual flat metal springs 68 thus allow a movable and detachable mounting of the pair of clips 54, 55 on the garment hinge 10, and allow the pair of terminals 54, 55 to move freely along the arms 21, 22 of the garment hanger 10 as required. the distance between these pairs of terminals 54, 55 and accommodate it over a wide range of garments of different sizes.

Finally, FIGS. 16 and 17 show two operating positions for reciprocating and opening the clamp pairs, which are achieved by simply acting on the spring without the need for additional manual operations. When this spring is coupled with certain levers (not shown) or other separate elements engaging the spring, better control is achieved and relocation to individual working positions is facilitated.

Referring specifically to Fig. 16, the pair of terminals 54 and 55 is held in the clamped position by the resilient force of the spring 68 whose bend 74 is inserted into a respective recess 62 so that the respective protective coatings 58 of the terminals 54, 55 are pressed against each other. they can therefore grip the ends of hanging clothes.

On the other hand, with reference to FIG. 17, it should be noted that the pair of terminals 54 and 55 have been brought into their open position so that the free second end 73 of the spring 68 runs upward, which is achieved by pressing the straight end portion 75 of the spring 68 this straight end portion 75 jumped from the recess 62 of the clip 54 until the bend 74 of the spring 68 snaps into the semicircular recess 61 of the clip 54 to prevent it from further moving upward. The spring 68 is in the stabilized position in this situation and cannot be in the stabilized position. ·· ·· ·· ··

- Move spontaneously downwards again.

The spring 68 acts on the clip 54 during this operation so that it is removed from the second clip 55, which remains stationary. This is achieved by partially tilting the clip 54 around the rib 19 of the respective arm 21, 22 of the clothes hanger 10, so that when the spring 63 is moved to the upper position described, the clips 54 and 55 with their respective protective coatings 58 are fully open to one another. a position where they can be so attached to the end of the garment to be gripped.

This last operation is carried out by gently pressing on the free second end 73 of the spring 68 to jump the second end 3 out of the semicircular recess 61 of the clamp 54 and the spring 68 resiliently returns to its starting position via its dead point, 16 to the clamped operating position of FIG. 16, wherein the terminals 54, 55 carry out a movement that is opposite to the movement performed when they are opened.

Represented by:

Ing.J.Chlustina

29.06.98

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Claims (6)

Z 03104/98-EN PATENT CLAIMS A garment hanger (10) for hanging garments of different kinds, shapes and sizes, which essentially consists of a straight portion (11) of plastic or other suitable rigid material, which is provided with a hanging hook (13) in the middle for hanging clothes in a wardrobe or other furniture suitable for accommodating the garment, and further with straight guide ribs (16, 17, 18) extending parallel to each other along the entire length of said straight portion (11) on which elastic connecting members (23, 24) of plastic or other are arranged suitable rigid material for hanging the garment edge, characterized in that the connecting members (23, 24) consist of a first and a second pair of clips (25, 26/54, 55) which are on the arms (21, 22) of the straight part ( 11) the clothes hanger (10) is displaceable in their longitudinal direction to different positions depending on the size of the clothes to be hung and is provided with springs (27, 28; 68) which are engaged with these clips (25, 26; 54, 55) which are provided with protective coatings (31, 58) of a soft garment gripping material and are springs (27, 28; 68) displaceable from the open working position to the closed working position and vice versa, wherein the clips (25, 26; 54, 55) and the respective protective coatings (31, 58) move away from each other and to each other to loosen or grip the garments . The garment hinge according to claim 1, characterized in that the clip (25, 26) consists of an elongated flat part (29) oriented in the vertical direction in which a spring (27, 28) is formed on its upper side for receiving the spring (27, 28). · · · · · ············ - a depressed flat central zone (33) defined by straight side ribs (34), the elongated flat portion (29) being adjoined by an extended flat portion (30) attached to the underside of said elongated flat portion (29), and each clamp (25, 26) is fitted with a cover element (45) which is displaceable relative to the clamp (25, 26) to a retracted position from a first operating position in which its contour substantially coincides with the clamp (25, 26); wherein the cover member (45) forms an extension of the clamp (25, 26) and allows for gripping the hands to move the clamps (25, 26) from one working position to another. A garment hinge according to claim 2, characterized in that the cover element (45) consists of a flat thin plate (46) of plastic or other suitable rigid material, the dimensions of which are slightly larger than those of the elongated flat part (29) and enlarged a horizontal portion (30) of the clamp (25, 26) and the outer flat side of which is roughened by the gripping ribs (47) provided therein, the flat back of the flat thin plate (46) centrally forming a depressed flat region (48) defined in its upper part by a thin straight horizontal rim (49) forming the stop, and on its sides by a pair of parallel and vertically extending straight edges (50, 51), in whose sides guide members (52, 53) are formed, which are covering The displaceable element (45) is fitted to the respective side ribs (35, 36) of the clamp (25, 26). The garment hinge according to claim 3, characterized in that the upper sides of the clips (25, 26) are substantially aligned with the straight portion (11) of the garment hanger (10). • · - 19 · · · · · · 19 19 19 19 19 19 19 19 19 19 19 19 19 The garment hinge according to claim 1, characterized in that the clip (54, 55) consists of an elongated flat part (56) oriented in a vertical direction and preferably of a rectangular shape, followed by an extended horizontal flat part (57), with preferably also of a rectangular shape, attached to the underside of said elongated flat portion (56), in which a depressed central zone (59) is formed along a portion of its length, the contour of which is defined by an upper inclined surface (60) inclined from front to back respective clamps (54, 55) on which a semicircular recess (61) and a recess (62) are formed to receive a respective spring (68) by which the clamps (54, 55) are pressed against respective front and rear sides of the arms (21, 22) ) a straight portion (11) of the garment hanger (10). The garment hinge according to claim 5, characterized in that the spring (68) is adapted in shape to the outer contour of the pair of staples (54, 55) and provided with a slightly bent first end (69) for connection with the second staple recess (62). 55) and at the other end (73) by a bend (74) that releasably engages one of the recesses (62, 61) of the opposite clamp (54), the spring (68) being displaceable from the second recess by the bending (74) (62) into the first recess (61) and vice versa, thereby transferring the clamps (54, 55) from one working position to another, thereby bringing them to a closed or opened position, and vice versa. Represented by: 29.06.98 Ing.J.Chlustina • · · · 1/15 β · · · · · · I «· · ·» ( F SHARP. 4 \ s