TW202304358A - Garment hanger with funtion of trousers hanger - Google Patents

Abstract

A clothes hanger is presented. The clothes hanger comprises: a top hanger part; and a bottom hanger part that is detachably coupled to a fastening portion included in the top hanger part and is rotatable about the fastening part. The bottom hanger part is rotatable, and thus clothes such as trousers, skirts, and towels can be stored while being rolled up on the bottom hanger part, thereby reducing the volume and deformation of the clothes.

Description

Clothes hanger with trouser hanger function

The invention relates to a clothes hanger, in particular to a clothes hanger with the function of a trouser hanger.

Hangers are often used in daily life. The hanger usually has the function of the hanger above. The trouser hanger is arranged at the lower end of the hanger in the form of a bar. There are also trouser hangers in the form of clips that exist as independent products. For the trouser hanger in the form of a crossbar, the trousers are pressed on the crossbar due to the weight of the trousers, which will form serious creases on the trousers, while the trouser hanger in the shape of a clip will leave pinch marks and cause inconvenience.

Some trouser hangers use more than two horizontal bars to reduce trouser creases, but most of them keep trousers folded in half, so they occupy a large volume in the wardrobe. In order to eliminate the above-mentioned inconvenience, it is necessary to improve the trouser hanger part, reduce the creases or pinch marks on the trousers while saving storage space.

The object of the present invention is to provide a hanger with the function of a trouser hanger, which can minimize the degree of deformation of the trousers after storage and reduce the required storage space when the trousers are hung up and stored, compared with before storage. The lower hanger part is combined with the upper hanger part in a detachable manner, thereby improving the usability. A plurality of clothes hangers are cascaded and combined, thereby increasing the utilization rate. And, the width of the shoulder space may be changed corresponding to different widths and heights of a wardrobe, a suitcase, or a box for storing clothes. In addition, the hook (hook) on the upper end of the clothes hanger can also be folded or disassembled, which can provide multiple usage methods. The present invention can also solve various problems, and the details will be described later.

The invention provides a clothes hanger. The hanger includes an upper hanger part and a lower hanger part. The lower hanger part is detachably combined with the joint part included in the upper hanger part, and the joint part can be rotated as an axis (rotate). Through the rotatable structure of the lower hanger part, clothes such as trousers, skirts, skirts, towels, etc. can be rolled up like paper rolls or kite line reels (reel or bobbin), which helps to reduce volume and deformation.

According to one embodiment, the lower hanger part rotates clockwise (clockwise) and counterclockwise (count-clockwise) more than 360 degrees with the joint part as the axis, preferably infinitely, so that the clothes can be rolled up as described above. Get up and keep it.

According to one embodiment, the combination of the upper hanger part and the lower hanger part is a concave-convex combination. For example, the coupling part of the upper hanger part is a protruding part form as a male (male) part, and the lower hanger part is a hole (hole) form as a female part (female), so that the coupling part is inserted to realize rotation. However, the positions of the male and female parts can also be reversed.

According to an embodiment, the protruding portion of the upper hanger portion as the male portion may be a plurality of wings. The wings are flexible and flexible. Moreover, a plurality of wings can be arranged at intervals, and as the plurality of wings are bent, the outer spacing of the wings is gradually smaller than the initial spacing, so that the joint (multiple wings) is combined with the concave and convex holes in the form of wings inserted into the holes, so that the lower The hanger portion is fixed on the upper hanger portion. After being fixed, the lower hanger part can be rotated clockwise or counterclockwise with the joint part as a rotating axis as described above like a reel or bobbin.

According to an embodiment, in order to prevent the lower hanger part from freely rotating without external force, an appropriate rotational friction force may be applied. As mentioned above, the wings are bent and inserted into the holes, and the restoring force of these wings to expand and reset can provide the friction force. And, the restoring force also generates a frictional force that prevents the joint from coming off the hole. Therefore, with such a coupling structure, it is possible to prevent the lower hanger part from easily detaching (separating) from the coupling part of the upper hanger part, or to be rotated without external force. Certainly, when the user intentionally applies force to the direction of rotation, it can be adjusted to an appropriate angle to roll up the clothes hanging on the lower hanger portion, and when the user intentionally separates the lower hanger portion from the upper hanger portion, the upper hanger portion can be rolled up by applying force. The two sides of the hanger are stretched to disengage the joint part from the hole, thereby removing the lower hanger part.

The detachable structure of the lower hanger part has many advantages. In the state where the lower hanger part is separated from the upper hanger part, it is easier to wrap the clothes around the lower hanger part. For example, the way of passing the trouser legs through the lower hanger part and holding the lower hanger part to rotate can improve the freedom of movement and facilitate the operation. In addition, when putting only the lower hanger portion with the clothes rolled up together into a travel suitcase, or neatly put into a box for storing out-of-season clothes, it is easier to store because of its small size. In addition, since the lower hanger part is manufactured by molding separately, it is not only advantageous to the manufacturing process, but also can be packaged and sold independently when packaging and selling the product (hanger), which has many advantages. Also, the structure in which the lower hanger part is separated separately and can be detached from the upper hanger part as needed has many advantages.

Furthermore, the lower hanger portion may have different shapes. According to one embodiment, the lower hanger portion includes a crossbar (bar) formed co-axially with the coupling portion and serving as the central axis of rotation, and a set of crossbars (bars) symmetrically arranged on both sides with the central axis of rotation as the reference ( bars), thereby forming a reel structure as described above. According to one embodiment, there may be such a three-section crossbar structure, but in other embodiments, at least one of the crossbar as the central axis of rotation or the crossbars (bars) of bilateral symmetrical structure may be partially separated to form two parts (two parts) structure. The lower hanger part is also made of polymer resin such as plastic, which may be bent. Therefore, this separated form is not conducive to providing stable support for the rolled up clothes, but it is easy to find the initial fixation before rolling up the clothes. position, so such variant embodiments can also be used.

In addition, according to one embodiment, the upper hanger part has a hook arranged on the upper part of the left and right central axes, similarly to a general hanger. According to one embodiment, the hook is the same as the existing hanger, which can be rotated 360 degrees, and can also be folded down (nearly 180 degrees) through the hinge structure. And, according to an embodiment, the hook is not only foldable but also detachable from the upper hanger part. With this foldable and detachable hook, it is more convenient to use when moving in a suitcase or packing out-of-season clothes together with hangers into a storage box.

According to an embodiment, the upper hanger part includes a set of sliding parts combined at left and right sides. As a non-limiting example, the sliding part is combined with rails respectively formed on the left and right sides of the upper hanger part to be slidably deployed or reset, thereby changing the left and right width of the upper hanger part. Through this width variability, not only can it be hung according to the size of the tops with different shoulder widths, but also it is convenient to adjust the volume when it is packed into a suitcase or box, and it also provides convenience in packaging during the circulation of the hanger.

According to one embodiment, a feature is provided to prevent unexpected deployment or reset of the sliding part due to loose sliding. This feature can be realized by structure or by material.

According to one embodiment, the sliding part is an elastic channel structure, which can generate frictional force when sliding by being inserted into a track slightly larger than the diameter of the channel structure. The sliding part for adjusting the shoulder width can be minimized by the frictional force, and can be adjusted and fixed according to the user's intention.

According to another embodiment, in addition to the above-mentioned structure, it can also be realized by additional material features, or only by materials. At this time, the sliding part is a channel structure, and the inner surface of the channel structure and the surface of the track can be different materials. For example, rubber or silicone with high friction can be coated on the inner side of the channel structure.

According to the embodiment, by storing wrinkle-prone clothes such as trousers and skirts in a roll, deformation such as creases or pinches can be minimized. Moreover, by rolling up the clothes for storage, the stored clothes can be prevented from slipping and the occupied storage space can be minimized. The joint part that connects the lower hanger part and the upper hanger part is designed to facilitate detachment, and has an appropriate fixing ability in the rotating direction (rotating), preventing unexpected rotation of the lower hanger part.

In addition, according to the embodiment, the lower hanger part and the upper hanger part are detachably combined, which is easier to store when the hanger is not in use, and, according to the shape of the clothes, the lower part can be rolled up first and then combined with the upper hanger. Improve ease of use.

And, according to the embodiment, the space for hanging clothes hangers, such as when the number of nails on the wall is less than the number of clothes hangers, or when there is not enough space for clothes hanging rods in the closet, another clothes hanger can be stacked on the connector of the hung clothes hanger to improve usage rate.

Further, the shoulder portion of the hanger can be slidably changed, even if it is an empty hanger or a hanger with clothes on it, the width and height can be changed according to different sizes of wardrobes, suitcases, or storage boxes, thereby improving the utilization rate. Such a sliding part can maintain an appropriate frictional force through the structure or material of the sliding part, which can prevent accidental unfolding and prevent the clothes from slipping off. The above-mentioned effects are exemplary, and the present invention is not limited to the above-mentioned content, and various content will be described in detail below.

Hereinafter, embodiments will be described in detail with reference to the drawings. It should be understood that the scope of rights of the present application is not limited to the following examples. The same reference numerals are used in the figures to denote the same parts.

The terms used in the following description are general and commonly used terms in the relevant technical fields. However, there may be different terms according to the development or change of technology, conventions, and preferences of technicians. Therefore, the terms used in the following description should not be construed as limiting technical ideas but as exemplary terms for explaining the embodiments.

And, in certain cases, there are terms arbitrarily selected by the applicant, and in this case, their meanings will be described in detail in the corresponding explanation section. Therefore, the terms used in the following description should not be understood as simple term names, but should be understood based on the meanings of the terms and the contents of the entire specification.

FIG. 1 is a drawing showing a hanger 100 according to an embodiment.

According to one embodiment, the hanger 100 includes an upper hanger part 110 and a lower hanger part 120 . The lower hanger part 120 is detachably coupled to the joint part 115 included in the upper hanger part 110, and the joint part 115 can be rotated as an axis (rotate). As mentioned above, through the rotatable structure of the lower hanger part 120, clothes such as trousers, skirts, short skirts, towels, etc. can be rolled up like a roll of paper or a reel wrapped around a kite string, thereby helping to reduce volume and deformation, The method of use will be described in detail with reference to Figure 7.

According to one embodiment, the lower hanger part 120 rotates more than 360 degrees clockwise and counterclockwise (count-clockwise) with the joint part 115 as the axis, preferably infinitely, so that the clothes can be rolled up in the above-mentioned manner. Get up and keep it. The rotation of the lower hanger part 120 will be described with reference to FIG. 6 .

According to an embodiment, the combination of the upper hanger part 110 and the lower hanger part 120 is a concave-convex combination. For example, the coupling part 115 of the upper hanger part 110 is a protruding part form as a male (male) part, and the lower hanger part 120 has a hole (hole) as a female (female) part, for the coupling part 115 to be inserted to realize rotation. The coupling and detachment of the upper hanger portion 110 and the lower hanger portion 120, and the structure of the coupling portion 115 and the hole will be described with reference to FIG. 10 .

Furthermore, the lower hanger portion 120 may have a different shape than that illustrated in the embodiment of FIG. 1 . According to one embodiment, as shown in the embodiment of the hanger 100 in FIG. 1 , the lower hanger portion 120 includes a bar that is formed co-axially (co-axia) with the joint portion 115 and serves as a central axis of rotation, and rotates to The central axis is a set of bars arranged symmetrically on both sides based on the central axis, thereby forming the above-mentioned reel structure. In the embodiment shown in the accompanying drawings, such three-segment crossbars form the shape of the Chinese character "日", but in other embodiments, the crossbars as the central axis of rotation or the crossbars (bars) with symmetrical structures on both sides At least one of them may be partially separated to form a two parts structure. Just like the overall material of the hanger 100, the lower hanger part 120 is also made of polymeric resin such as plastic, which may be bent (bending). Therefore, this two parts form is not conducive to providing clothing that is rolled up and stored. Stable support, but easy to find an initial fixed position before rolling up the laundry, so variant embodiments like this can also be used.

Referring to FIG. 1 , the upper hanger portion 110 of the hanger 100 has a hook 101 disposed on the upper portion of the left and right central axes, like a general hanger. According to an embodiment, the hook 101 is the same as the existing clothes hanger, and can be rotated horizontally over 360 degrees, and can also be folded down nearly 180 degrees through the hinge structure 102 . The operation of the hook 101 will be described in detail with reference to FIGS. 2 and 3 .

According to an embodiment, the upper hanger part 110 includes a set of sliding parts 111 coupled to shoulder parts on both left and right sides. As a non-limiting example, the sliding part 111 is combined with rails respectively formed on the left and right sides of the upper hanger part 110 to be slidably deployed or reset, thereby changing the left and right width of the upper hanger part 110 . The structure, operation, and effect of the sliding unit 111 will be described in detail with reference to FIGS. 4 and 5 .

In addition, according to an embodiment, the clothes hanger 100 includes a laminated connector 103 located at the lower part of the hook 101 for hanging the hooks of other clothes hangers. Through the stackable connector 103, when the space of the hanger is insufficient, for example, the number of nails on the wall is less than the number of hangers or the space of the clothes rail in the closet is insufficient, the stackable connector 103 of the hanger that has been hung can be stacked. Another hanger, thus increasing usage. The content will be described in detail with reference to FIG. 9 .

FIG. 2 is a diagram showing a hanger form 200 in which the hook 101 is folded according to an embodiment.

According to an embodiment, the hook 101 is the same as the existing clothes hanger, and can be rotated horizontally over 360 degrees, and can also be folded down nearly 180 degrees through the hinge structure 102 . By folding the hook 101, the clothes hanger 100 itself or the clothes hanger 100 with hanging clothes can be packed into a suitcase and moved, or out-of-season clothes can be piled up and put into a storage box, so as to improve usability.

FIG. 3 is a diagram showing a hanger form 300 after the hook portion 101 of the hanger form 200 is detached according to an embodiment.

Because the hook 101 can be disassembled from the upper hanger part, as mentioned above, it is convenient to put the hanger 100 itself or the hanger 100 with clothes on it into a suitcase and move, or put a plurality of out-of-season clothes into a storage box.

FIG. 4 is a diagram showing a stored state 400 of the sliding part 111 according to an embodiment, and FIG. 5 is a diagram showing an expanded state 500 of the sliding part 111 .

In the embodiment shown in the figure, the upper hanger part 110 includes a set of sliding parts 111 combined on the left and right shoulder parts. As a non-limiting example, the sliding part 111 is combined with the rails 112 respectively formed on the left and right sides of the upper hanger part to slide and unfold (refer to FIG. 5 ) or reset (refer to FIG. 4 ), thereby changing the position of the upper hanger part 120. left and right width. The variability of this width not only allows the hanger to be adjusted according to the size of the tops with different shoulder widths, but also has the advantage of being able to adjust the volume when it is packed into a suitcase or a suitcase, and also provides convenience in packaging during the circulation of the hanger. Moreover, it also has the advantage of being able to purchase multiple combinations, different components, etc. for the user.

According to one embodiment, a feature is provided to prevent unexpected deployment or reset of the sliding part due to loose sliding. This feature can be achieved through the structure, but also through the material.

According to an embodiment, the sliding part 111 may be a channel structure with elasticity, convex (convex) shape, or concave (concave) shape, combined by insertion into the track 112 with an outer peripheral diameter slightly larger than the cross-sectional diameter of this structure. , which creates friction when sliding. The sliding part for adjusting the shoulder width can be minimized by the frictional force, and it can be adjusted and fixed according to the user's intention.

Friction may be provided by combining with the structures described above, or by material features instead of structural features. For example, the inner surface of the channel structure of the sliding part 111 and the surface of the track 112 can be made of the same material or different materials, for example, the different materials can be rubber or silicone rubber with high friction force coated on plastic.

Fig. 6 is a diagram illustrating the rotation state of the lower hanger part 120 according to an embodiment with the joint part 115 as the axis, and Fig. 7 is a diagram illustrating that the trousers are hung on the lower hanger part 120 in actual use and rotated, thereby reducing the volume Drawings of the process of taking custody. Also refer to Figures 6 and 7.

According to an embodiment, the lower hanger part 120 is detachably coupled to the coupling part 115 formed on the upper hanger part 110 of the hanger 100, and the lower hanger part 120 is rotated in two directions according to arrow directions shown in FIG. 6 . As mentioned above, the lower hanger part 120 rotates around the joint part 115, just like wrapping toilet paper on a roll or winding a string on a reel (reel or bobbin), it can provide pants, long skirts, short skirts, etc. Clothes such as towels and towels are wrapped around the lower hanger part 120 for storage. In this way, the volume of the clothes stored on the lower hanger part 120 can be reduced, and the deformation of the clothes before and after storage can be greatly reduced. When hanging the bottom clothes on the bottom hanger bar (bar) of a normal hanger, the weight of the bottom clothes will be concentrated on the contact part with the bar, causing damage to the clothes. The weight of the clothes is distributed in many places, which can greatly reduce the deformation and damage of the clothes.

In this way, clothes such as pants can be hung on the lower hanger part 120 in the sequence from stage 710 to stage 730 . Firstly, after the trouser legs are passed through and hung on a part of the lower hanger part 120 in stage 710 , rotate clockwise or counterclockwise (count-clockwise), then the trousers are rolled up as in stage 720 . The rotation then continues in the same direction, and the pants are wrapped shorter just like in stage 730 . The length after wrapping can be adjusted by the user according to the clothing material, storage space and other conditions.

Fig. 7 is to show that under the state that the lower hanger part 120 is combined with the upper hanger part 110, the clothes are wrapped around the lower hanger part 120. In another embodiment, after the lower hanger part 120 is disassembled, the trousers One corner (such as trouser legs) passes through and hangs on the lower hanger part 120, and the trousers are rolled up freely (like a roll of kimbap). In this way, it can be stored or stored in a state wrapped around the lower hanger portion 120 . And, in the above state, inserting and combining the lower hanger part 120 on which the trousers are wrapped with the upper hanger part 110 can realize the stage 730 of FIG. 7 .

Fig. 8 is a side view showing a clothes hanger 100 according to an embodiment, and is a drawing for explaining a stacked connector 103, and Fig. 9 is a diagram in which a plurality of hangers are connected and hung by a stacked connector 103 .

In the embodiment shown in the figure, the clothes hanger 100 has a laminated connector 103 protruding from the lower part of the hook 101 to hang the hooks of other clothes hangers. As shown in Figure 9, a plurality of hangers 101 are continuously hung in the manner of stacked connector 103-hook 101-stacked connector 103-hook 101, when the object position of the hanger 100 is insufficient, such as When the number of nails is less than the number of hangers, or the clothes hanger in the closet has insufficient space, another hanger can be stacked on the stacked connector 103 of the hung hanger, thereby improving the space utilization rate.

FIG. 10 is a diagram showing a state in which the lower hanger part 120 is detached from the upper hanger part 110 and the structure of the coupling part 105 according to an embodiment.

As shown in the figure, the joint part 115 of the upper hanger part 110 may be composed of a plurality of wings (not referring to the wing shape, but understood as protrusions protruding from the upper hanger part 110 ) as male parts. This wing has bendable elasticity. Also, a plurality of wings may be arranged at intervals, and as the plurality of wings are bent, the outer spacing of the wings is gradually smaller than the initial spacing, so as to be inserted into the hole 116 as a female part of the lower hanger part 120 . In this way, the lower hanger part 120 can be combined with the upper hanger part 110 . After being combined, the lower hanger part 120 rotates clockwise or counterclockwise around the connecting part 115 as a rotating axis (rotating axis) like a reel as described above.

According to an embodiment, in order to prevent the lower hanger part 120 from freely rotating without external force, an appropriate rotational friction force may be generated. As mentioned above, the plurality of wings constituting the joint portion 115 are inserted into the hole 116 by bending the plurality of wings, and the restoration force of these wings can provide frictional force. And, the restoring force also generates a frictional force that prevents the coupling portion 115 from coming off the hole 116 . Therefore, through such a coupling structure, it is possible to prevent the lower hanger part 120 from easily detaching from the coupling part 115 of the upper hanger part 110, or prevent rotation without external force. Certainly, when the user intentionally applies an external force to the direction of rotation, the clothes hung on the lower hanger part can be adjusted to an appropriate angle to be rolled up; The two sides of the hanger are stretched so that the joint part 115 is disengaged from the hole 116, thereby removing the lower hanger part 120.

As shown in FIG. 10, the detachable structure of the lower hanger portion 120 has many advantages. Separating the lower hanger portion from the upper hanger portion makes it easier to wrap clothes around the lower hanger portion. For example, the trouser legs are passed through the lower hanger part, and the lower hanger part is rotated by hand to roll up the trousers, which can improve the freedom of movement and facilitate the operation. In addition, when only the lower hanger part with the clothes rolled up is put together in a suitcase for travel or neatly put in a box for storing out-of-season clothes, it is easy to store because of its small size. In addition, since the lower hanger part is manufactured by molding separately, it is not only advantageous to the manufacturing process, but also can be packaged and sold independently when packaging and selling the product (hanger), which has many advantages. Also, the structure in which the lower hanger part is separated separately and can be detached from the upper hanger part as needed has many advantages.

Fig. 11 is a diagram illustrating various usage methods of the hanger according to an embodiment.

As shown in the front 1110 and the side 1120, clothes 1101 such as towels or scarves are wrapped. Except trousers, skirts, towels, silk scarves, scarves and ties, any clothes that are easy to roll up and store can be stored as shown in Figure 11. And it can also be used as a towel rack when there is no separate towel rack in the house during travel.

According to the above-described embodiments, deformation or damage can be minimized by rolling up wrinkle-prone clothes such as trousers and skirts for storage. In addition, by rolling up and storing, the stored clothes can be prevented from slipping and the storage space can be minimized.

The clothes hanger according to the above-described embodiments has various uses. In addition to the use described with reference to the drawings, it can also have other various uses. Furthermore, although the limited examples and drawings have been described, the present invention is not limited to the examples, and those skilled in the art to which the present invention pertains can make various modifications and changes based on the description. Therefore, the scope of the present invention should not be limited to the embodiments, but should be based on the claims and their equivalents described later.

100: hanger 101: Hook 102: Hinge structure 103: Laminated connectors 110: upper hanger part 111: sliding part 112: track 115: junction 116: hole 120: lower hanger part 200,300: hanger form 400: storage status 500: Expanded state 710, 720, 730: stages 1101: clothing 1110: Front 1120: side

Fig. 1 is a drawing showing a clothes hanger according to an embodiment. Fig. 2 is a drawing showing a hanger with a hook folded according to an embodiment. Fig. 3 is a diagram showing a hanger with a hook removed according to an embodiment. Fig. 4 is a diagram showing a storage state of a slider according to an embodiment. Fig. 5 is a diagram showing an unfolded state of a sliding part according to an embodiment. FIG. 6 is a diagram illustrating a rotation state of a lower hanger part according to an embodiment. Fig. 7 is a diagram illustrating a process of storing trousers in a reduced volume by hanging them on the lower hanger and rotating them, according to an embodiment. Fig. 8 is a side view showing a hanger according to an embodiment, and is a diagram for explaining a laminated connector. Fig. 9 is a diagram showing a plurality of hangers connected by stacked connectors for storage according to an embodiment. Fig. 10 is a diagram showing a state in which a lower hanger part is detached from an upper hanger part and a joint part structure according to an embodiment. Fig. 11 is a diagram illustrating various usage methods of the hanger according to an embodiment.

100: hanger

110: upper hanger part

120: lower hanger part

101: Hook

102: Hinge structure

103: Laminated connectors

111: sliding part

115: junction

Claims (9)

A hanger, comprising: the upper hanger portion; and The lower hanger part is detachably combined with the joint part included in the upper hanger part, and the joint part can be rotated as an axis. The clothes hanger according to claim 1, wherein the lower hanger part can roll up the clothes for storage as the joint part is rotated clockwise or counterclockwise by more than 360 degrees. The clothes hanger according to claim 1, wherein the joint part of the upper hanger part is concave-convex combined with the hole located at the rotation center of the lower hanger part. The clothes hanger as claimed in claim 3, wherein the joint part has a plurality of bendable wings, and the multiple wings are arranged at intervals. When the joint part is inserted into the hole for concave-convex joint, the distance between the multiple wings increases with the The bending of a plurality of wings is reduced, so as to realize the concave-convex combination, and the restoring force to be reset after the bending of the plurality of wings generates a frictional force that supports the joint to prevent the joint from detaching from the hole, and produces a force that makes the joint Rotational friction that prevents the lower hanger from rotating freely when no external force is applied. The clothes hanger according to claim 1, wherein the lower hanger part is a reel structure including a rotation center axis formed coaxially with the joint part, and a set of horizontal bars arranged symmetrically on both sides with respect to the rotation center axis. The hanger as described in claim 1, wherein the upper hanger part includes: hook, which is located on the upper part of the left and right central axis; and The stacked connecting piece protrudes from the lower part of the hook and is used for hanging other hangers. The hanger according to claim 1, wherein the upper hanger part includes a set of sliding parts combined on the left and right sides, and the sliding parts are combined to rails respectively formed on both sides of the upper hanger part so as to be unfolded in a sliding manner to change the width of the upper hanger portion. The clothes hanger as claimed in item 7, wherein the sliding part is an elastic channel structure, which is inserted into the track larger than the diameter of the channel structure, and generates friction when sliding. The clothes hanger according to claim 7, wherein the sliding part is a channel structure, and the inner side of the channel structure and the track are made of different materials.

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