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Wooden hangers are designed for garments that need strength, stability and long-term support. Heavier clothing like coats, jackets, suits and structured dresses can lose shape when stored on lightweight hangers. Wooden hangers provide a solid base that helps garments hang correctly, reducing stress on seams and maintaining structure over time.
They’re a popular choice for wardrobes that store quality clothing and where longevity and garment care matter more than maximising hanging capacity.
Because wooden hangers are sturdier than plastic or wire options, they’re well suited to garments with weight or structure. This makes them ideal for wardrobes that hold tailored jackets, winter coats or formalwear that’s worn regularly and needs to stay presentable between wears.
In mixed wardrobes, wooden hangers often sit alongside wide shoulder hangers for tailored garments and coat hangers for outerwear. For everyday items, they can be balanced with lighter options like plastic clothes hangers or flocked hangers for delicate fabrics, depending on storage needs.
Wooden hangers help create a more uniform, tidy wardrobe while offering long-term durability. Their solid construction means fewer replacements over time, making them a practical option for frequently used garments. For items stored long term, wooden hangers can also be paired with garment bags and covers to protect clothing from dust while maintaining shape.
They’re well suited to wardrobes where clothing care and organisation are a priority.
Explore the full range of wooden hangers online or visit your local Howards Storage World. You can check product availability online before heading in to see what’s stocked nearby. Our team can help you choose the right hanger for your wardrobe, and you can enjoy members rewards when shopping in-store.
Wooden hangers offer better support and shape retention for jackets, suits and heavier garments. They’re stronger, more durable, and give wardrobes a cleaner, more premium look compared to plastic or wire.
Choose a hanger that sits just inside the garment’s shoulder seam. If it’s too wide, it can stretch fabric; too narrow and the garment may lose shape.
They’re ideal for suits, coats, jackets and trousers. Lightweight or delicate garments may be better suited to slimmer hanger types to save space.