By Amelia Roach For Daily Mail Australia

Published: 22:52 EDT, 27 March 2022 | Updated: 23:47 EDT, 27 March 2022

A popular TikTok star has discovered an affordable wardrobe necessity that does not pull or stretch the shape of clothing. 

Adrian Widjy, from Sydney, swears by the $3.50 Polypropylene Laundry Hangers from the Japanese retail company Muji to store his t-shirts on. 

The clothes hangers have been designed in a way that makes taking clothes on and off a simple task that does not stretch or pull the material or neckline. 

Adrian Widjy , from Sydney, swears by the $3.50 Polypropylene Laundry Hangers from the Japanese retail company Muji to not stretch or pull his shirts and jumpers 

'I do not like having a stretched neck part of shirts or jumpers and this clothes hanger design is the perfect solution,' Adrian wrote. 

The affordable hanger features a nook that allows clothes to slip on and off without the neckline or shoulders of t-shirts being pulled. 

The $3.50 Japanese Laundry Hangers are available to buy in two different sizes to suit all garments and come in packs of three. 

'If this is not a smart design I do not know what is... I love finding smart products,' Adrian wrote. 

Muji stocks a variety of innovative homeware and clothing products that make organisation, cleaning and life around the house easier. 

Adrian shared his affordable find to TikTok where it received 31,000 views and comments from followers who want a 'genius' hanger themselves. 

The $3.50 Japanese Laundry Hangers are available to buy in two different sizes to suit all garments and come in packs of three

'I'm always stretching my collars. I need this now,' a follower wrote. 

'Oh wow this is actually a great invention. My wardrobe needs this,' another wrote. 

'So many great Muji products! This is another great find,' a third wrote.  

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