From the cuff. Let 'em hang straight.

W_B

 

From the cuff. Let 'em hang straight.
W_B

Excellent, thanks! :icon_smile_big:

 

speedmaster:

Hanging by the cuffs is preferred, if you have the closet space (I don't!! ).

I hang my trousers folded in the center on hangers from https://www.hangerproject.com

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And I still get creases since my closet is so full. I use a steamer or Downy Wrinkle Releaser spray:



Also look down at the very bottom of this page for related posts!

 

I find that in lighter fabrics like linen, creases develop if they're not worn for a few weeks, but they can easily be ironed out in a minute or two, so it's really not a big deal.

 

From the cuff. Let 'em hang straight.

W_B

Bingo! :icon_smile_big:

 

And I still get creases since my closet is so full.

Hmmm . . . ?

 

Straight from the cuff is the best way, if you have the vertical closet space required. We just finished the redesign to our new Clamping Trouser Hanger and expect to have it soon.

However, our is also exceptional. Because it is felted and not locking, it does not crease trousers like ordinary locking-bar hangers. I wouldn't discount these with common intuition.

Another hidden benefit of our felted trouser bar, and one of my favorite, is that you can hang several, several pairs of trouser on one Felted Trouser Bar hanger (they are very robust. This makes rotating out-of-season trouser very easy. It also helps with closet rod space.

Take a look at our Wooden Hangers at https://www.hangerproject.com

Cheers,

Kirby
Kirby Allison's Hanger Project

 

When you hang pants from the cuff, the weight of the pant helps to "pull out" any wrinkles that develop or otherwise would develop.

Hanging the pants from their center should be fine for most fabrics as long as the pants are folded neatly on the hanger, meaning the creases and legs are properly lined up.

I find that when I put a little extra time into making sure I hang my clothes properly I save a little time I might have spent ironing later.