EssenFlolis 10 Pack No Shoulder Bumps Rubber Metal Coat Hangers【Multifunctional Design – Trouser Bar & Shoulder Hooks】Features a built-in trouser bar for trousers, skirts, and scarves, plus integrated shoulder hooks to securely hold spaghetti strap tops, camisoles, and delicate dresses. Hang a complete outfit on one hanger—maximising wardrobe space while keeping everything organised and easy to find.【Shoulder-Friendly Curve – No More Hanger Bumps】Designed with a gently sloping curve that follows the natural shoulder line, these hangers eliminate unsightly bumps, creases, and dimples on your clothes. Perfect for jumpers, knitwear, shirts, and blouses—garments come off looking perfectly shaped, as if freshly pressed.【Non-Slip Rubber Coating – Gentle Grip, Secure Hold】A smooth rubber coating provides reliable non-slip grip without clinging or snagging. Silky blouses, wide-neck jumpers, and satin dresses stay exactly where you hang them—no slipping onto the wardrobe floor. The coating is made from safe, non-toxic materials, carefully selected to protect both your clothes and your family. A slight odour may be noticeable when first unpacked—this is completely normal and will naturally dissipate after a short period of airing.【Heavy-Duty Steel Core – Holds Up to 10kg, Rust-Resistant】Crafted from thickened steel with a chrome-plated anti-rust hook, these hangers support up to 10kg—strong enough for heavy winter coats, suits, jackets and jeans without bending, warping, or sagging. The rust-resistant finish ensures lasting durability, even in humid laundry rooms or bathrooms. Please note: the hook is fixed (non-swivel), designed specifically for standard wardrobe rails.【Versatile for Everyday Adult Clothing – Suits, Jumpers & Shirts】erfect for suits, jumpers, shirts, blouses, and jackets, these black metal hangers are a versatile addition to any wardrobe. The 43cm length is designed for adult clothing.
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