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post #16 of 19

2/1/13 at 7:35pm

johnnynorman3

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I have Butlers. They are nice. I still suspect that Kirby's are better shaped (slightly more curved at the neck), but the Butlers for better in smaller closet spaces. And the wood is very high quality.

post #17 of 19

2/1/13 at 10:19pm

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Quote:

Originally Posted by Off My Rack

I know the OP said wood, but these have a nice wood-grain effect, and I use them (so does Samuelsohn).

http://www.mainettihangerstore.com/acatalog/Regular_Wood_Tone_Mens_18_Suit.html

thanks guys for all the suggestions.

i am perfectly happy with the faux-wood ones. i should have specified that when i said "wood", what i meant was "non-lightweight plastic", so these work fine. looks like these are what belvest and barbera use too - and the price is certainly a lot more reasonable than 25 a pop. i think i will give them a shot.

to the poster who suggested gluing on velvet to my existing hangers - how would you do that? self-adhesive velvet doesn't appear to exist, and i just don't have the time to cut and glue velvet onto 50 hangers (and botch half of them, most likely)...

post #18 of 19

2/2/13 at 12:30pm

Big Texas

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Quote:

Originally Posted by johnnynorman3

I've been very pleased with Butler hangers. The wood is excellent, and, while the hangers have a slightly slimmer profile than HP's, it makes them more convenient as travel hangers, or hangers for smaller closet spaces.

It's hard to go wrong either way, though.

post #19 of 19

4/25/13 at 4:33am