Kids grow so quickly. In what feels like a blink of any eye they have outgrown their latest clothes and you are having to find new stuff that fits. I don’t know about you, but I really do not like the black plastic hangers from the shops. Normally you can only use them for the outfits that you brought them with. And then have to throw them out when they have outgrown the clothes. I really hate wasting things and knowing that these will end up in landfill is not something that sits well with me.
So when I was approached by Grohanger to check out their hangers that grow with your child I was really intrigued to see how they would work. Grohanger was designed by a dad of two children who couldn’t find decent clothes hangers that would fit properly as his kids grew. The Grohanger website says their hangers are the most practical, cost effective and hassle free way to organise children’s clothes. They will last hroughout their life, from baby to teens. I was sent the 24 hanger set to try out. As well as the hangers it came with clips to hold trousers and skirts. This means a whole outfit of clothes could be hung together. Apparently the clips are also good for adult skirts and trousers.
To see these hangers in action and how I have used them in my 9 year olds wardrobe check out the video below. Now for a word of warning. This video is not the most smoothest. It is in fact saved from Instagram Stories so excuse the filters and the jumpiness. But I felt this would be the best way to show you how these hangers work.
The box in this video came with 24 hangers, clips and age cards cost from £24.95. You can buy this set, or a smaller set or just the clips direct from Grohanger.
I actually wish I came across these hangers when the girls were little as I have probably already spent over £25 on hangers for the girls.
How do you hang your children’s clothes? Do you think you would use hangers like these?
Jo
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*I was gifted a set of these Grohangers for the purpose of reviewing them.
Such a clever idea! #TheBigPinkLink
What a fantastic idea. I recently got rid of a whole basket of coat hangers but instead of them going to landfill straight away they headed to another child’s wardrobe . #bigpinklink
I do like to try and recycle them to charity shops too. I think they are getting inundated though. Thanks for stopping by. X
What a great idea! And I’m at the perfect stage to start using these – I have the baby hangers at the moment but they’re already starting to get too small. I think so many people just throw away hangers, this is a great solution! Thanks for joining us at #SharingtheBlogLove
These are fab!! Such a simple, but great idea, and like you say-perfect for minimising waste. These would be perfect for my children’s clothes, as we are just at the stage of throwing out those first, teeny tiny hangers!
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I am really impressed with them. I wish I knew about them when my two were younger. X
We use these and they are brilliant, I don’t use any other hangers for my girls. I like the ones that have clips on them, so I can hang outfits with leggings and a top together. Thank you for joining us at #SharingtheBlogLove
These look fab – I tend to refuse hangers from shops and I’ve mostly been using some cheap children’s hangers from Tesco, they’re quite a good size though. I’ve got some IKEA kid’s hangers too which are a bit bigger but they won’t last through their own childhood I don’t think #SharingTheBlogLove
What a fabulous product! Coat hangers are the most frustrating thing, this looks perfect. #SharingtheBlogLove
Such a good idea #sharingthebloglove
What a brilliant idea, I love this.