Look at the same object from two directions
Viewed from the front, a hanger’s outline tells you about its shoulder shape, hook, and lower rail. Viewed edge-on, its thickness becomes visible. Toga’s selected design is 2 mm thick; the rotating model on the product page shows that change in perspective.
A front-facing photograph cannot demonstrate thickness by itself. For a practical comparison, place empty hangers beside one another in the same orientation. Measure the portion of each body that actually determines its spacing instead of comparing unrelated widths or camera angles.
Keep the arithmetic separate from the clothes
Twenty flat 2 mm bodies placed directly together total 40 mm, or 4 cm. Twenty 10 mm bodies would total 20 cm under the same simplified assumptions. The difference is bare-hanger thickness, not a promise that a wardrobe will gain that amount of usable room.
Shirt sleeves, fabric layers, hooks, and the room needed to reach between garments all affect real spacing. Compare a small section using the same clothing before deciding whether changing hangers solves your closet’s bottleneck. A thinner object helps most when hanger bulk is genuinely part of the problem.
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