My closet is full of sweaters (at least 50%). Will I have bulges in my shoulders? Are they heavy enough for women's jackets.
261926
I hang all of my suit jackets and light coats with no issues. Heavy winter jackets might not work. I have a few light sweaters still hanging after putting most away for the summer and have had no issues with bulges. Anything with a small neckline is better off with a plastic hangar (ie turtle necks), as far as ease of hanging.
261927
The hangers are the same thickness out to the ends. They won't bulge unless your garment does. Probably not ideal for something with padded shoulders or needing support as these are thin.Jackets: Only very light ones like a nylon windbreaker. The hangers flex and are not going to be happy with anything heavier than a standard shirt or blouse or light sweater. See my review for details.
261928
The hangers are the same thickness out to the ends. They won't bulge unless your garment does. Probably not ideal for something with padded shoulders or needing support as these are thin. Jackets: Only very light ones like a nylon windbreaker. The hangers flex and are not going to be happy with anything heavier than a standard shirt or blouse or light sweater. See my review for details.
261929
You shouldn't have bulges, but I would be wary of placing too heavy a jacket on this hanger (not heavier than a denim jacket, at most). There are similar hangers made for pants that are sturdier.
261930
That's what's so great about these, NO bulges in any clothing. They're perfect for everything. I have my entire closet full of these. Use them for tshirts, blouses, sweaters, jackets, dresses, etc. I can't recommend them enough & you will gain about 50% of your closet space back just by using these!
651158
I have shirts, pants and suits hanging with shoes on the rack below and purses and sweats/workout clothes in the drawers. It would be able to hold a couple of coats as well. There are studier wardrobes out there but it will be reflected in the price. I am very happy with what I've been using it for. I agree with JSW about the smell. I had that issue too but chalked it up to the processing of the plastic and it eventually went away. The doors close with magnetic closures.
182674
Shirts yes, but my pants have to be folded into quarters. If they hang long they straddle the bar or drag on the bottom shelf. If you didn't want both bars it would work well.
1360677
No they're very sturdy and stiff, I got them to use in a garment bag as I didn't want them bending either, or sagging through handling but they would work perfectly in the closet to hold heavy garments like jeans. Very good quality.
779519
They go out wide enough, I have big wide shoulders , once I move them they are comfortable . Excume I don't have the numbers to go alone with the answer They can be a little lower though , Hope that helps
1456244
I don't know about ideal, but they would definitely work. They are roomy and stack nicely, and if each of your articles of clothing will fit in a 16.5" x 12" x 8" space, then these might be for you. Check out the video review of them that I have on my AmazingCollectibles channel on YouTube to see their size and how they stack. Have a good one!
1915133
No they are very good quality. Hope you are only putting clothes and not some heavy stuff.
925025
No not unless you are wearing a shirt or coat at least 3 sizes bigger. Each weight and holder sticks out 2-3 inches .
854445
About 15 1/4" across the base. I am petite and these hangers are perfect for my sweaters and knits (no hanger/shoulder indentations) so I am not sure if they will be large enough to be considered oversized.
1184759
That really depends on how bulky a person is and what they are wearing. I am about 25-35 lbs over-weight but the straps are adjustable and it hugs to your side pretty well. It is still bulky and without a thick type jacket or a really loose T-Shirt & in the right stance, I think it will be noticeable on anyone.
228823
I would say no. I don't have any slim packs, but there is just enough room for sleeves with no wiggle room on the side.
1000082
Yes. I have all my jeans and sweaters folded and they are fine. There is some give to the plastic liner that is the shelf but the construction holds up and works extremely well. Ended up ordering another one of these and love it!
1915131
no as long as you dont overstuff them. This piece of furniture surprised me for the price. It is a heavy sturdy beautiful looking chest. You will need an other person to help put together but I think you won't be disappointed.
483991
I'm not sure exactly as I don't usually weigh my clothes... I do have both racks full to overflowing with dresses, skirts and jackets and it seems to be very sturdy still. However, I don't move it around at all. Hope this helps :-)
163022
Well , I'm a woman and j have pretty smallWrist and they fit me just fine . They Velcro allows you to pull them pretty tight . These are actually te best weights I've ever owned and plan on buying the heavier set .
1578272
Holy sweater collection batman! Yes you're fine. Assembled correctly it is pretty sturdy and can be made into a shorter wider shape if your sweaters are made outta metal or something wierd.
91229
Well, I usually use a medium in shirts, jackets, etc., but I bought one of these in medium a year ago, and it is just too baggy. Yes, it does have a lot more room that way, I suppose, but I'm now in the market for a small. So, the short answer to your question is, I think they run a bit big. By the way, I'm 5'7", 160 lbs.