Handbags are awkward: stacked on a shelf they collapse, hung on a rail they eat a foot of it. This hanger holds six of them from one rail position, on several levels, and spins a full 360 degrees so the bag at the back comes to the front without being lifted out.
The hook shape is curved to stop straps sliding off, which is the usual complaint with a multi-hook hanger, and the plastic frame is light enough that a loaded rack does not drag the rail down.
Six hooks, in white. Beyond handbags it takes backpacks, belts, ties, scarves and caps. It suits a wardrobe, a hallway rail or a dorm closet, and keeps accessories visible rather than piled.
