My tailor gives me plastic hangers. I have not had any problems with them.

please stop making me laugh - I'm trying to hold in a fart....


thank you.

Last edited by Maximilien de Robespierre (2011-06-03 00:36:43)

I'm with Tony here - we need more conjecture and pseudo science on the effects of plastic vs wood vs carbon fibre on woollen materials and issues such as wood absorbing micro amounts of moisture that keep the jacket and pants in precise but mystically immeasurable balance and thus enhance the wearer's experience, lapel roll, chest drape, shoulder projection, front back and east west balance on both open and closed "quarters" not forgetting sleeve torque, and mysterious wrinkles. And I haven't even got onto "divots".

I'd imagine a pair of Godot Pants from Napoli would need even more thought put into the hanger. One of the more vexing problems would be - do the pants benefit from the purchase of the hanger at the time of ordering pants or on receipt of the pants 12 months and 10 threatening self penned "attorneys" letters, and a dozen or so internet tantrums later?

Last edited by Gilgamesh2003 (2011-06-03 06:31:06)

I remember reading about how often one should wash salvage denim, people were posting about they should be washed as little as possible, some people had avoided the act by periods of a year or more. Claiming that keeping the jeans in a freezer nulls odours. I presumed said jeans were put in a bag first. I hope so. The same people then started talking about how long the garment lasted before it rotted, this happens around the crotch apparently. Can't think why, dirty bastards.