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How do you hang your pants?

otterhound

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Forgive me if this has been covered in prior threads. Do you guys prefer to hang your pants folded over on a hanger or hanging vertically on one of those hangers that pinches the pants at or near the cuff. I don't know what the technical name of the latter hanger is.

I would think there are disadvantages to both. The folded alternative probably will leave a crease where you don't want one. The pinched alternative might do the same.
 

Quirk

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Artisan Fan

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I fold them over a Michael Graves hanger I bought at Target that has non-slip rubber on it.
 

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From my waist.
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By the cuffs, when not in use. The weight helps the creases come out.
 

rgpuppy

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at home over a wide wooden dowl....whiel traveling from cuffs...helps shed wrinkles.

I do not have the room to hang from cuffs at home...closet is double hung shirts on bottom, coats and pants on top.
 

wvuguy

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Originally Posted by Quirk
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Me too.......can't bring myself to spend money on anything more than that, and I've personally never had any problems with this type.
 

countdemoney

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I hang mine by the cuff.

I find that clips work much better than clamps.
 

Luc-Emmanuel

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I used clamps, but it's taking too much closet space. As my suits pants didn't get any bad creases from staying folded over the hanger bar, I am now trying the multi bar hanger where you can put 5 folded trousers at once.

!luc
 

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