Baseball jersey hangers

[Roady]

I keep some game used baseball jerseys in a closet in garment bags.
The hangers I use are a mix of makes from suits or blazers that have are much wider, especially towards the ends, than a normal hanger. I figured this would help keep those pesky shoulder horns from forming.
Two problems.
1. My blazers need their hangers back.
2. Where can I find these type hangers for a decent price?

[Roady]

http://www.amazon.com/Generations-13...rs+for+clothes
These are pretty cheap. The cheapest I have seen actually.

[boxman]

I was wondering what the best way to store jerseys. Mine are on hangers in the closet but is there a good type of bag to store them in.

[Roady]

I just use clear plastic garment bags. They have a slot on the top that the hanger hook sticks up through so that lets them breath. I have never had a problem and the clear bags lets me see them while protecting them.
Of course the humidity in your house would be a deciding factor.
Mine are on the second floor and the temp. is always set to 67. And mine are also in a cedar lined closet.

[boxman]

Do you put one jersey per bag or multiples?

[Samets]

You can also try these:



Bumps Be Gone® Extra-Long Hangers

Waterproof foam hangers allow clothing to air dry without developing the shoulder bumps that result from traditional wire or plastic hangers

Bendable arms fit a variety of shirt sizes to accommodate extra wide v-necks, men's shirts and plus-size clothing

Ideal for hanging sweaters, t-shirts, sport jackets, golf shirts, jerseys and leather & suede coats

[Roady]

Do you put one jersey per bag or multiples?

Just one per bag.

[Roady]

You can also try these:



Bumps Be Gone® Extra-Long Hangers

Waterproof foam hangers allow clothing to air dry without developing the shoulder bumps that result from traditional wire or plastic hangers

Bendable arms fit a variety of shirt sizes to accommodate extra wide v-necks, men's shirts and plus-size clothing

Ideal for hanging sweaters, t-shirts, sport jackets, golf shirts, jerseys and leather & suede coats

Those are cool looking.

[esquiresports]

Not cheap, but I have thought about getting some of these.

http://www.shirtwhiz.com/

[Roady]

I have seen those too and they do look promising.

These on Ebay are the cheapest I have found. They look plenty big enough but it's hard to tell how wide they are.
If I don't use them for jerseys I have plenty of other clothes to use them with. $1 a piece isn't bad at all.
http://www.ebay.com/itm/271151957012...84.m1497.l2649