The rack on which clothes are hung is called a "hanger".
A hanger is a rack used to put clothes on. "Luban Jingjiang Mirror" mentions that there are two types of clothes hangers: plain clothes hangers and flower clothes hangers, which are relatively rare outside. Clothes hangers back then were different from today’s hangers. Most modern clothes hangers adopt hook type or branch type, and clothes are mostly hung on the clothes hooks at the neck.
The coat hanger was invented by a worker named Albert Parkhouse. At that time, he was a blacksmith making lampshades for a metal wire and small handicrafts company in Michigan, USA. One day he angrily discovered that all the coat hooks in the cloakroom of the factory had been occupied. He angrily took out a piece of lead wire and bent it into a coat. Shape the shoulders and add hooks to them. This invention was appropriated and patented by his boss, which was the origin of the clothes hanger.