Quirky One-Handed Clothes Hanger
Getting a shirt off of a hanger in the morning probably isn’t either pleasant enough or annoying enough to remember it by the end of the day, but making the experience a little easier couldn’t hurt. The SOLO hanger was invented by Howard Tseng and submitted to crowdsourcing manufacturers Quirky.
The one-handed clothes hanger allows users to grip the hanger and slide it easily into or out of clothing. As seen in the video above, the unique design makes for a quick way to grab a shirt. You can even do it one-handed, a boon for those mornings that you can’t muster the energy to use both hands at once.
Maybe even more importantly, the SOLO hanger gives a much easier-than-normal way to hang a shirt up. Rather than struggling to wrestle the hanger in through the top of the shirt or finagle it in through the bottom. You very simply slip the SOLO in through the neck and squeeze the top hooks together.
“Solo is a collapsible hanger that makes it easy to hang and remove clothes in one swift motion. Its unique design allows you to insert Solo into a wide array of shirts, and then grab and go with just one hand! Don’t let your closet slow you down. “
“Comes in a pack of 4 and available in Charcoal or White.
Dimensions:
- Expanded – 17.75″ width x 6.5″ height x 7″ depth
- Folded – 6.75″ width x 11.5″ height x 7″ depth
Materials: polypropylene”
“Quirky is the only brand that makes products invented by real people like you. We exist to create great products because we believe great ideas don’t come from the board room – they come from the living room. Quirky wants to empower inventors and those inspired by everyday challenges to create a better “insert product here”. You can find our products on the shelves of major retailers all over the world, and our inventors too (not on the shelves, just all around the world). “
