Would these be able to take the weight of a wet/damp t-shirt, or light jacket?
1516755
I think so. Right now I have them hanging with a tank top and a shirt over it. Doing fine. I toss mine in a quart Baggie to keep them together. I love them!
1516756
Yes. They are cleverly designed hangers that fold up tiny, but expand to hold a full-sized shirt or blouse -- or can be partially unfolded for odd items. We used them on a trip to Italy and found them very useful!
1516757
Hi -- I took these on a trip and they were surprisingly sturdy. I used them for hanging up a lot of wet dresses, t-shirt dresses, etc. after washing. They should definitely handle the weight of wet-t-shirts and a light jacket.
1516758
Yes, these are very durable. I love these for travel. I used one on ship for a wet bathing suit.
1639712
I haven't used them for hanging such a shirt. They work the same way any other hanger does. The weight is almost nothing.
991107
I've used them (standard, old fashioned wood clothes pins) on light to/ medium weight items. Bath towels & heavy sweaters, not so good.
1264811
Absolutely!! You can definitely support wet jeans right out of the washer. These are the most durable product for a reasonable price. Buy these hangers for sure.
648867
Yes they will !! They hold a TON of weight too !! I use them all round the edges of my Origami shelves to hang clothing !! Buy more then one , because you will find a million uses for them ! You just reminded me to order MORE !!!
1278874
I believe this is designed for light-weight laundry (lingerie, socks, etc.) however, if your shirts are not soaking wet perhaps it would work--you could try placing a shirt on a plastic hanger and then clipping the hanger in the clothes pin. It is a good product but it's not a heavy-duty product. An honest answer is that I don't know. Good luck.
744593
You would need strong clothespins...but you wouldn't be able to see through it...they're very dense.
1285292
They can wrap around quite a small object. If they are not too heavy, they might do the job.
1655436
They weigh the same as a regular washcloth I'd say. Once wet, they do take overnight to dry.
1678718
I would recommend wearing a lightweight long sleeve shirt instead. These are quite thick, and most comfortable when getting wet.
1894402
Yes, if they are lightly packed with clothing. They are some type of covered cardboard so heavy loads might eventually squish down. These are very nice looking and seem to work well for their intended use.
1203065
I am not sure, but I don't believe it can hold too much weight. I think it is more appropriate for clothes... It doesn't seem that resistant.
1131005
They are rather light since the tops are nylon. About the weight of a pair of dress overshoes.
2172656
Not really. They are of poor quality , light weigh. You would be well advised to go to something different.
162300
They certainly would! They work great for all kinds of items, and especially heavy suits or jackets because they're made out of strong wood.
755355
Probably - they do run long but DO NOT put them in the dryer. Medium is plenty big enough for the weight.
133440
could be suitable, size is right but they are thin - if you need waterproof, consider cutting up a felt backed vinyl tablecloth