Clothing hangar accessories - any solution?

[WiseguyDS]

My jeep is a daily driver and ever since buying it new, I've had ZERO issues with it. It's a great daily driver. Comfortable. Just the way I want it. But there's one thing that's lacking that maybe someone here might have an opinion on - What do y'all do with your dry cleaning?

No joke. I mainly bring my shirts to the local dry cleaners for cleaning and pressing. But there isn't any place to hang it for the ride home. I absolutely hate laying it all flat in back. So, while it's on my mind, does anyone have an alternate solution when bringing home about 15-30 shirts and slacks?

Sponsored

 

[Terrymo]

My jeep is a daily driver and ever since buying it new, I've had ZERO issues with it. It's a great daily driver. Comfortable. Just the way I want it. But there's one thing that's lacking that maybe someone here might have an opinion on - What do y'all do with your dry cleaning?

No joke. I mainly bring my shirts to the local dry cleaners for cleaning and pressing. But there isn't any place to hang it for the ride home. I absolutely hate laying it all flat in back. So, while it's on my mind, does anyone have an alternate solution when bringing home about 15-30 shirts and slacks?

Here’s an idea from @Rhinebeck01

Tranport my freshly dry cleaned / pressed uniforms, suits and similar in my Hardtop Jeep Wrangler and many more uses hack...

Here is a solution if you are needing to hang one or multiple Uniforms, suits, coat in the back of your JL or JK..

One of my Son's is career military and very often retrieves his military dress uniforms, starched and pressed fatigues, etc. from the dry cleaners.

Well a few years ago I got one of these for his hardtop Jeep Wrangler.

This particular Ratcheting Cargo Bar is well made and visually looks very decent... a quality offering and painted nicely in a subdued color. Yes, I peel off/remove the manufacturer's logo sticker.
Buy here.

This adjustable bar installs in seconds and you can leave it in place24/7, 365 days of the year if you want to.

Once installed the Ratcheting Cargo Bar is not all that much of an eye sore up there.. Once placed it does not move around nor does it inadvertently fall down, etc..

I keep two of these handy as they work great in the Jeep for the purpose I mentioned and for use on my trailer to restrain loads and more.. To me a must have ..

 

[WiseguyDS]

Awesome! I just ordered one. Thanks!

 

[SadRobot]

I have these. I don't dry clean anything but I use them to hang my bag up while camping.

 

[Vanburi]

Another option
https://a.co/d/5XHEkjo

 

[Vanburi]

Also, someone at 1 time posted a 3d printed option.

 

[froggert]

Another option
https://a.co/d/5XHEkjo

That's what I have, but it won't hold 15+ hangers. Works well for a few items.

 

[Heimkehr]

I purchased a pair of garment hooks here. They look correct and are unintrusive, and can be mounted in several locations along the pax-area sport bar molding. They can also accommodate a hanger rod suspended across the rear seat.

 

[hoch]

Maybe I’m cheap or don’t like bars or dongles hanging from the ceiling. Just use a cam buckle strap or paracord from the rollbar (or handles on the rollbar) when you need it. Cheap and easy.

 

[NJJeep Guy]

My go to is bending the wire hangers hook just a bit and putting it on the headrest post. Will work for shorter items.

 

[WiseguyDS]

Thanks guys. These are good options. That strap that comes in pairs might be a great option if the bar doesn't look right or is too obtrusive. But the bulk of clothing is about 20-30 and it can be a little heavy.

 

[oldnavygunner]

My jeep is a daily driver and ever since buying it new, I've had ZERO issues with it. It's a great daily driver. Comfortable. Just the way I want it. But there's one thing that's lacking that maybe someone here might have an opinion on - What do y'all do with your dry cleaning?

No joke. I mainly bring my shirts to the local dry cleaners for cleaning and pressing. But there isn't any place to hang it for the ride home. I absolutely hate laying it all flat in back. So, while it's on my mind, does anyone have an alternate solution when bringing home about 15-30 shirts and slacks?

I added two large cable ties to the roll bar. Leave them loose and you can hang clothes on them and when not in use slide them out of way. I use them when we travel.

 

[Sand Flea]

Easy fix.

I looped a large black zip-tie around the roll bar and cut the tail off leaving enough slack for the hangers to rest comfortably in the open loop.

When not in use, slide it out of the way and you won’t even notice it.

 

[au176]

I purchased a pair of garment hooks here. They look correct and are unintrusive, and can be mounted in several locations along the pax-area sport bar molding. They can also accommodate a hanger rod suspended across the rear seat.

I looked at those, but haven't bought them yet. That same guy makes a Tazer holder that is great if anyone is looking for something like that! I bought mine in late January, and- judging from pictures in previous reviews- have his latest version, which is very refined. My review (Thomas) has a pic...

 

[kevinkidder]

My jeep is a daily driver and ever since buying it new, I've had ZERO issues with it. It's a great daily driver. Comfortable. Just the way I want it. But there's one thing that's lacking that maybe someone here might have an opinion on - What do y'all do with your dry cleaning?

No joke. I mainly bring my shirts to the local dry cleaners for cleaning and pressing. But there isn't any place to hang it for the ride home. I absolutely hate laying it all flat in back. So, while it's on my mind, does anyone have an alternate solution when bringing home about 15-30 shirts and slacks?

I use these. I have them on the rear roll bar:

https://www.amazon.com/dp/B07XMLYXL3

Works like a champ.

Sponsored