Magnetic clothes hangers rearrange your closet

As with most things that have remained fairly constant over the years, it was just a matter of time before someone with a tick of free time and a bright idea gave a new face to the clothes hanger. Daniel To's simply-named magnetic clothes hangers maintain the same forked design to gingerly hold your favorite threads, but rather than sporting a rotating hook, a magnetic cube was attached in order to give design-conscience homeowners a new way to assemble their closets. Of course, you'll need a metallic rack / roof to take advantage of the attractive (ahem) design, but we sure hope these end up coming in a heavy duty flavor for the more weighted aspects of our wardrobe.

[Via Freshome]

[Darwin @ Apr 17th 2007 6:53AM]

Pretty kick-ass, except you'd then be exchanging one problem with another: no more linear orderliness and no more sliding clothes around the rack to get to something else.

[Jesus @ Apr 17th 2007 7:26AM]

Interesting, though probably not great for short people.

[faisal @ Apr 17th 2007 8:56AM]

bye bye portable hardrive forgotten in pocket...

[Kame_boy @ Apr 17th 2007 9:28AM]

why not make all the walls and roof out of metal, and then put strong magnets inside the pockets of all your clothes. That way you could just throw your clothes into the closet.

[pepijn @ Apr 20th 2007 7:16AM]

it alreadys exists!
go to http://www.jackbrandsma.com/index_content.html and click on "work".
it's the second item from the right. (dark purple)
he states he invented it in 2001!

[duann @ Apr 23rd 2007 9:57AM]

yeah,
this is very nice.
but its not just the magnetic aspec (which is so cool)

but it looks sharp.

cause the blobject is so 2001.