It all started with a WWI Uniform.

Then another. And another.

Lindsey Smith has worked "behind-the-scenes" at dozens of museums, working with and assessing thousands of museum artifacts. Over the years she discovered that many garments - including antique WWI uniforms - were hung on ill-fitting, wire hangers. Thin hangers can damage clothing, but there were no well-designed, museum-quality, padded hangers on the market.

So, Lindsey developed own line of museum-quality padded hangers - and the rest is history. Today, Hangerbee products are found across the United States and the world.

National Air and Space Museum | Christie's | Nevada State Museum, Las Vegas | Gerald Ford Presidential Museum | The Wardrobe, LLC | National WWII Museum | Colonial Williamsburg Foundation | UOVO Fashion | San Diego Air & Space Museum | Rhode Island School of Design | Museum Textile Services | Peabody Essex Museum | Savannah College of Design | EXPM | Lauren Manoogian | Prince of Wales Northern Heritage Centre | Texas Tech Museum | Spurlock Museum | Cranbrook Center | The Henry Ford | Gregg Museum of Art & Design | George C. Marshall’s Dodona Manor | Pioneer Air Museum | Hearst Center for the Arts | Wood County Museum | Butterworth Center | and dozens more