Any thoughts about hanging suit jackets in 4R?

Glenn_Law

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First of all, this is a First World Problem. A first world problem is when your life is so good that you have time to bi*%# about exceedingly minor issues.

So, my FWP is that I can't hang suit jackets on the back seat hangers when my kids are sitting there in their carseats. Also, the little hooks are only good for one hanger. In the rear, my jackets hang down onto the floor, which is sometimes dirty or covered with dog hair from the weekend's activities.

Does anyone have any thoughts for hanging suitcoats to keep them clean and unwrinkled?
 
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I've seen some "traveling salespeople" with some sort of pole that goes across the back, like a car closet, with which appears to be, everything they own hanging on it.... Humorous.

Anyway, I typed into the oracle of the internet (Google): "clothes hanger in car"

Here's a cool one:

Car_Clothes_Hanger.jpg
 
Just hang it on the 4ft radio antenna. In all seriousness, on the rare occasion I need a jacket, I just use one of the rear headrests and drape it over the seat, seems to do fine with no funky wrinkles.
 
I always hung mine over the passenger seatback, just like you'd hang it on the back of a chair.

If you put it in a plastic bag, you can lay it in the back.
 
All of my suits and jackets come with a bag that they zip up in, you should be able to get them anywhere suits are sold.
 
A true first world problem. It is solved is when your suits are by Hugo Boss and your shirts by Brooks Brothers. Any wrinkles in either go away from the time it takes to get from your car to the time it takes to get in the door at the client site, or to the customs officer, depending on your mode of travel.


...

Did I say that out loud?
 
Passengers

I recommend if you get one of these, that you definitely pull this out if you are hauling passengers around. Don't want to let one of your friends, kids or other family members get nailed by one of these in a crash. Are these easily removable?

Thanks
 
+1 on Hugo Boss suits. Worth the extra $.

I also usually drape my jacket over the driver seat or lay it flat in the back in the bag. But since my one suit is also Hugo Boss wrinkling is not usually an issue...

Hugo Boss suits and Trail Editions... must be a DC thing
 
Mine goes on a hanger in the back when I do need it. I understand the kids feet in the car seat messing it up. But mine is boss too so no real wrinkle issues....
 

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