
A smooth matte texture with a calm, solid color. A simple design that blends seamlessly into any interior.

An adjustable, expandable baby hanger that can be resized to fit different clothing widths. It can be used for clothing sizes from 60 (0-3M) (baby size) up to adult sizes, and also has hooks for skirts and pants loops. This hanger is recommended for those who want to continue using it even after the baby stage.

The shoulder width can be adjusted with a sliding mechanism from approx. 11″ (28cm) up to a maximum of approx. 14.6″ (37cm) in 4 steps. It can be easily adjusted with a simple “click-click” motion.

This dual wet-and-dry use type means that even when clothes are wet, they won’t stick to the hanger or transfer color. Baby and kids’ clothes are small and often used in large quantities in a single day, making drying and folding a lot of work. By hanging them on baby hangers sized appropriately, drying becomes smoother, and once dry, they can be stored directly in the closet—saving you the effort of folding as well.

By hanging clothes, you can easily see which item is where at a glance. In addition, the fixed hook design (non-swivel type) helps reduce tangling between garments and allows for a neat, tidy appearance. It’s especially helpful on busy mornings when getting ready for nursery or kindergarten, as you can quickly choose what to wear.

It can also hold items such as skirts and pants with hanger loops, as well as camisole-style underwear.

Equipped with notches that help prevent slipping when used on indoor wire drying systems.

The shoulder line features a gentle curve and can be adjusted in four precise width settings, helping reduce garment deformation. It also has a textured surface design to help prevent clothes from slipping off.


For babies who need frequent laundry, hangers are an essential item. These value sets are not only practical for washing, but also create a cute, uniform look when hung on a kids’ hanger rack in the room. The 20-piece set offers the best value for bulk purchase.

