Types of Hangers for Stores

Retail fashion solutions designed to improve product display, facilitate operations, optimise retail fixtures, and move towards more circular models.

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At Erum, we develop hangers for stores and retail fashion solutions designed to accompany each garment throughout its entire journey. From in-store presentation to logistics, reuse, recovery and recirculation, each hanger can become a tool to improve efficiency, durability and impact.

Designed to hang garments functionally, organise the retail space and facilitate day-to-day operations, our solutions help each garment be presented better and circulate more efficiently.

Choosing the right hanger matters

Choosing between different types of hangers for stores means thinking about more than just the format. Each garment needs suitable support, but each retail operation also needs durable, efficient solutions designed for circularity. A good hanger improves presentation, makes in-store work easier, helps save space on the rail, and can be integrated into recovery, sorting, reuse or recycling systems.

In retail fashion, hangers are part of retail fixtures and play a direct role in how products for sale are organised, displayed and managed. That is why their design must meet both aesthetic criteria and operational needs.

Types of hangers

Types of hangers for stores by garment

Hanger type Main use Value for retail
Hangers for upper garments Shirts, blouses, jackets, T-shirts and dresses Support drape, stability and a consistent in-store presentation
Hangers for lower garments Trousers, skirts and shorts Provide secure hold, strength and ease of handling
Hangers for sets Suits, complete looks or coordinated garments Help organise the display and improve the product’s visual readability
Hangers for knitwear Knitwear and delicate garments Reduce deformation and improve garment care
Children’s hangers Children’s fashion Adapt proportions, strength and usability to the garment size
Special hangers Heavy garments, accessories or specific needs Meet specific technical, operational or presentation requirements

Types of hangers by material or finish

The different models of hangers for stores can be adapted to the type of garment, the display format, the rail design, the product volume and the specific needs of each retailer.

The hanger as an operational asset

In retail fashion, a hanger accompanies the garment at different moments along its journey. It can play a role in transport, storage, display, in-store handling, recovery and recirculation.

It also influences how rails are organised, how products for sale are displayed, and how available space is used in the store or warehouse.

That is why its design must meet both aesthetic criteria and operational, logistics and circular needs.

Frequently asked questions about hangers for stores

There are hangers for upper garments, lower garments, sets, knitwear, children’s fashion and special solutions depending on the type of garment, weight, fabric and in-store use.

They can also be differentiated by material, finish, strength, functionality or integration within retail fixtures.

It depends on the type of garment, brand image, turnover volume, required strength, available rail space, and the possibility of reuse or recycling.

They can also be differentiated by material, finish, strength, functionality or integration within retail fixtures.

Yes. A well-designed hanger can help save space on rails, in warehouses and in transport systems, especially when working with large volumes of garments or products for sale.

The design, thickness, strength and shape of the hanger directly influence the efficiency of the available space.

Yes. When they are designed for it and integrated into a suitable system, they can be collected, sorted, reused, repaired or recycled.

This approach makes it possible to reduce waste and move towards more circular models within retail fashion.

Different materials can be used depending on the store’s needs, although in circular models, recycled, recyclable materials designed for multiple use cycles are particularly important.

Because it influences garment presentation, handling, in-store order, logistics, the durability of the support, and the possibility of integrating it into a circular system.

In addition, it is part of retail fixtures and directly affects how products for sale are organised, displayed and managed.

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