Inspect before returning clothes
When a hanger is empty, look for a rough edge, damage, or a surface change that could contact fabric. Check the hook and the areas where garments rest. If something looks damaged, stop using that hanger until you have advice about it; a garment should not become the test surface.
Keep hangers away from spills and from storage where they are repeatedly scraped or bent. Return unused hangers to a small, accessible section rather than a tangled pile on the floor. That makes it easier to notice a problem before loading the next shirt.
Ask before using a treatment
Different metal finishes can respond differently to cleaners and polishing products. This guide does not establish that a chemical, abrasive pad, dishwasher, or soaking method is suitable for Toga. Contact the store for finish-specific cleaning advice when more than ordinary handling is needed.
Do not bend the hook to change its fit or modify the opening to accommodate an unusual garment. If the hanger has a suspected manufacturing defect, describe the issue and contact support about the published guarantee. Keep the affected hanger separate from your clothes while the question is resolved.
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