Caiman Hat Clips: The Hat Organizer that Fits in Your Closet and Protects Your Hats Better than a Hat Rack Using Clips with a Safe, Unique Grip (10 pack) (Black)

I want it to work so bad!It would be the perfect solution EXCEPT that there is no ‘closed’ position for the hook that hangs on the hanger. No big deal right? Wrong. It is impossible to remove a hat without knocking off at least 90% of the other hats.When the hooks are in use or not, just barely bumping into the hanger (because I use my closet for clothes duh) and they jump off.You wind up picking up hats half the time and accidentally stepping on the little vacant hooks that you didn’t notice were on the ground again 🙄🤷‍♀️I haven’t sent them back though because I WANT them to work so badly! I’m pretty clever and I’m convinced I’ll be able to rig something or glue something or rubber band something to use them how they should be able to be used.Pray for me.😑

I’ve been using these for about 6 months. They do work, but they’re not the greatest. You need a sturdy wood hanger to hang them on. The way they work is you hang the clips over a hanger and then there’s an opening you slide the round button on the hat into. It does not “clip” onto the hat. It slides around and pressure fits the button. This causes many problems since not all hat buttons are the same size. If left undisturbed the hats will remain on the clip. But once you start looking for a hat they start to fall off. I’d try a true “clip” next time.

Really wanted to like these. Too bad it doesn’t work for me. The idea is great! Would’ve been great space saving way to store all of the boys’ caps. I think with a few tweaks to it, it would be awesome.What was wrong with it:> The hooks that hang onto the hangers are pretty shallow. With a bit of movement to your hanger, the clips will easily slip off your hanger.> The part that holds your cap onto the clip via the little button on top of your cap doesn’t hold well. That too will easily come loose with movement. Especially with how your cap is angled as shown in the picture. I have found that you can slide the rim of a cap into the slit right off of the “button hole” but eventually cap is still going to slip off plus you’ll probably end up damaging the rim of your cap.

I have lots of ball caps and have used numerous types of hanging devices. This clip is great if the ball cap has a strong top button and the hanger is not to small or thin. Ball caps will fall off if the hanger is small or thin. I found the perfect plastic hanger and love the clips. I can put lots of hats on one hanger and they are easy to remove and put back.

Bought when they were 10 dollars cheaper. Not worth the price at this price point. You must remove clip from hanger to keep other caps from falling loose. Go back to your advertised price point on your website and these would be worth it. At 25 bucks the value is not there.

I really like how little space they take. You just put them in a hanger and that's it. Didn't have any issues making clips fit and the hats stayed on for me. I can see how weight distribution would be a problem for some but I can deal with a "crooked" hanger more than I can deal with my hats being all over the place. Also, if I wanted, I could use nails instead of a hanger to display my hats but I rather keep them in the closet for now.Long story short, they work as described.

These have worked really well for me. I thought they were a little overpriced when I paid 12.99, and now I see they’ve increased the price to $14.99. I had planned on buying more, but I will go with a cheaper option for a plastic hat holder.

Just small cheap pieces of plastic. For the amount you pay, you can find so many other efficient ways to hang up hats. Didn’t even come with a nice hanger. For the price I am very disappointed