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Cedar hangers offer more than basic garment support. Made from aromatic cedar wood, they help protect clothing while keeping wardrobes fresh. Cedar naturally repels moths and other insects, making cedar hangers a smart choice for storing wool, cashmere and seasonal garments that are vulnerable to damage.
They’re especially useful for wardrobes that store coats, suits and knitwear long term, where odour control and fabric protection matter as much as structure.
Cedar hangers combine the strength of wooden hangers with added protective benefits. Their solid construction supports heavier garments, while the cedar wood releases a subtle scent that helps deter insects without chemicals. This makes them well suited to wardrobes holding suits, jackets and coats that are worn less frequently.
In organised wardrobes, cedar hangers are often used alongside wooden clothes hangers for everyday wear and wide shoulder hangers for structured garments. They also pair naturally with garment bags and covers for long-term storage to add another layer of protection.
Cedar hangers are particularly effective for items stored away between seasons. They help keep wardrobes smelling fresh and reduce the risk of moth damage without relying on sprays or sachets. Over time, the scent can be refreshed lightly to maintain effectiveness, making cedar hangers a long-term wardrobe investment.
They’re a practical option for anyone looking to protect quality clothing while keeping storage simple and chemical-free.
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Generally no. To avoid any rare colour transfer, it’s best not to hang damp or wet garments directly onto cedar hangers.
With normal use, cedar hangers can last for many years, making them a long-term wardrobe solution.
Lightly sanding the surface with fine sandpaper every 3–6 months helps restore the natural cedar scent.
Yes. Cedar is considered gentle and safe for most fabrics, including wool and delicate materials.