HENKERMAN® FASHION STORIES, WARDROBE TIPS & NEWS

Why Top Retailers Use Custom Hangers with Logo for In-Store Branding Posted on 24 Jun 11:58

custom hangers with logo in the shop

Walk into any premium fashion boutique on Madison Avenue or Rue Saint Honoré, and one detail quietly stands out - the hanger. Not plastic. Not wire. A sturdy, matte-finish piece, weighty and precise, often etched or embossed with the retailer's logo. Custom logo hangers convey the brand's story and instantly reinforce its identity.

Retail analysts have long understood that store environments influence consumer perception and spending. But a new shift is placing what hangs in the closet squarely into the spotlight. From Neiman Marcus to independent designer ateliers in Tokyo, custom hangers are becoming a foundational element of a brand's identity.

They reinforce visual identity and signal prestige, particularly in high-margin sectors such as luxury apparel, bridal wear, and bespoke tailoring.

 


Best Wooden Coat Hangers for Keeping Wool, Cashmere, and Silk Intact Posted on 20 May 10:36

Wooden Coat Hangers

 

Wool loses shape, cashmere stretches, and silk creases when left unsupported. Storage weakens garments long before anyone wears them. Most use mismatched plastic, wire, or poor-quality wooden hangers to fill their wardrobes. These wooden coat hangers fail to support the shape and weight of premium garments. Over time, this leads to permanent damage. The fibres warp, the shoulders collapse, and the fabric wears unevenly.

The right hanger solves this problem by preserving shape, supporting weight, and protecting fabric. Henkerman® hangers are designed to care for delicate garments via a wide body contoured design and velvet flocking that minimise the effects of gravity which distort a garments shape.


How Luxury Hangers Can Help You Resell Clothes at Higher Value Posted on 2 Apr 09:09

luxury hangers

Reselling pre-loved fashion is more than a transaction. It is an opportunity to tell a story of care, quality, and timeless appeal. However, resellers often focus on garment labels and conditions and overlook one subtle yet powerful detail. The right hanger improves the shape, preserves the structure, and upgrades presentation. Henkerman® luxury hangers instantly signal quality before anyone writes a word or sees a price.

What buyers see and feel draws them in and influences their decision to purchase. And that feeling begins when they view your listing or walk into your wardrobe or boutique.

Premium hangers don't just support clothes. They frame them and maintain their shape. They quietly communicate value before anyone writes a word or sees a price.

Below, you'll see why high quality hangers, can dramatically improve your resale results.

 


6 Tips to Care for Designer Garments at Home Posted on 30 Dec 12:31

By Nadine Rich

Tips for Caring for your Designer Wardrobe

While caring for your high-quality clothing at home isn’t always the best idea, there are some tips you can implement that will save you from visiting the cleaners too frequently. You can save yourself a lot of time, money, and headache by following the directions on the garment labels and following a few steps before and after wear. Check out these easy yet effective tips to help keep your fine garments looking their best for years to come.
 
Tip 1: Washing
 
When it comes to cleaning high-quality clothing at home, always start by reading the labels. This simple step will make your life a lot easier and prevent any mishaps. For most delicate and designer clothing, the label will usually state whether it is dry clean only, dry clean, or hand wash. Typically, hand washing with a gentle detergent is a safe option. Also, make sure to treat any stains as soon as possible, try not to let them sit and become ingrained in the fabric.  Furthermore, soaking any stains overnight will help to break down the substance making it easier for you to clean. 

Tip 2: Drying

 
Always allow your quality clothing to dry naturally. This means not using harsh heating elements which can cause damage to your garments. The best method is to lay your clothing flat on a clean, dry table outside and turn them over every thirty minutes or so for even drying. This method will also prevent mildew or funny smells from collecting in the threads. The other cool thing about air drying is that this will usually work out any wrinkles in the fabric.
 
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