People have been looking to go green in many aspects of their lives and find innovative products to incorporate into their homes. With an abundance of eco-friendly home products, the clothes hanger hasn’t changed much over the years. Plastic hangers are generally made from petroleum and end up in landfills at the end of their life. Additionally, traditional wood and plastic clothing hangers require people to take the extra step of unbuttoning a shirt to remove it from the hanger or risk stretched-out collars.
The Mozu Hanger solves both of those issues with its innovative notched design and by using environmentally friendly materials. Launching with a wheat straw version that is made of 40% renewable material, customers can feel good about upgrading their closets. The Mozu Hanger’s patented design features an integrated notch that makes it easy to remove most clothing with one hand. From baby clothes to adult button-down shirts, the Mozu Hanger grows with the
clothes it hangs.
“We set out to redesign a common household item that people use every day, and the Mozu Hanger is the result,” said Michael Graham, designer and co-creator of the Mozu Hanger. “The ability to quickly hang and remove a variety of clothing, even one-handed, separates the Mozu Hanger from the pack. And with sustainable design, it’s an upgrade we’re proud to make.”
Taking what people love the most from popular hanger solutions, the Mozu Hanger offers a slim profile and a shortened swivel hook, saving precious space in every closet. A refined shape prevents bumps in the shoulder area from forming. A pants bar with a tall profile provides strength and stiffness and won’t snap or fall apart with use.
The Mozu Hanger is available in packs of 20 starting at $31. To pre-order, visit
pr.go2.fund/mozu .
Ensu Design, LLC was founded by childhood friends with a dream. Leveraging design and engineering backgrounds, Ensu Design reimagines everyday products to incorporate beautiful design, innovative functionality and environmental consciousness. Their first product, the Mozu Hanger, was intended to be a test project but inspired the team so much that they knew it needed to go to market. For more information, visit https://www.mozuhanger.com/.
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