The Kleiderbügel Blog as a book
Following the revamp of the clothes hanger blog in autumn, a collection catalogue is now also available.
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Improvements 2025
This page has been slightly revised for an upcoming exhibition:
- Navigation has been slightly improved
- The current coat hanger is now displayed on the home page
- The map is larger and has greater contrast
- There is now a search function
- Loading time has been significantly reduced
- Statistics on the coat hangers are now available
- An English translation is available
- jQuery has been removed; the clothes rail visualization is now implemented with Swiper JS
More information about the exhibition will be available in 2026!
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Unmarked reverse side
Front
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Unmarked reverse side
Further infomation
Front
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Unmarked reverse side
Further infomation
Remarks:
Presumably designed by Jürgen Lange for the „Quadro“ wardrobe by SchönbuchFront
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Unmarked reverse side
Further infomation
Remarks:
- Sticker: Design Danielo Silverstein
Front
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Unmarked reverse side
Further infomation
Remarks:
- See Rozensztroch, Daniel: Cintres / Hangers, Le Passage 2002, p. 217
- Presumably designed by Ingo Maurer
Improvements 2024
After this blog lay dormant for about two years, it was time for some “spring cleaning.” New posts will now appear weekly (until mid-2026, according to current estimates). In addition, there is now a map view that visualizes the origin of the hangers (where possible).