I love these things. This is my second order. I just needed more!

Good product. Great for shirt shoulders , keeping no wrinkles.

First, you have to assemble these, not a big deal but it's 10min you won't get back. Second they are over priced for some plastic hangars. Third, the bottom edges are sharp. EDIT: bought them again, and this set are not sharp on the edges. I also filed the sharp ones from the first order to smooth them. They do hold jackets and other tops well with good wide support in the shoulders, and this is why I bought them - to hang suits and blazers. I'm not sold on the square pants bar, seems like it will leave a crease, and I can't get my head around why they didn't make it round instead. I'd buy them again, only because the wooden alternatives I tried were all junk, arriving broken and with splinters or having sharp bits that snagged clothes.

The same people complaining that you have to assemble them are the same people that think that EV's are going to save Earth. It took less than 5 minutes. I bought these to hang up my collection of ice hockey jerseys and they work great.

The hook has threads like a sheet metal screw. You screw the hook into a pilot hole. I think the threads will stay tight as long as I don't go twisting on them repeatedly. I'd have preferred a swivel hook but I'm not complaining considering the price. The bars that support the trousers snap into the main body of the hanger. The bars are up to the task but the ends of the bar that hook into the hanger can break if you're not careful. I stepped on the bundle of bars as I was assembling and one of the ends snapped off the bar. Oh well, one hanger without a trousers bar. I would have preferred a rounded edge to the square bar the pants hang over but so far, I've not noticed any unwanted creases in my trousers from them conforming to the square edges of the bar. As you may know, it's not advisable to snap the bar's retainer strap down on your pants for any length of time, that will undoubtedly leave a crease. For what I paid, I'm happy, it's just a thing to hang my outfits on in the closet and the wide, rounded outer points help a great deal to prevent the sleeves of my jackets from wrinkling as they hang. The hangers could be an inch or so wider though. I wear a size 44 to 46 jacket with shoulders 18 1/2" to 19" wide and the hangers do not span the whole width. They are still so much better for the sleeves than a regular skinny coat hanger.