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A garment hanger includes a clamp having a pair of jaw members, wherein at least one jaw member is pivotable relative to the other between open and closed positions. The jaw members are provided with rows of teeth. In a first jaw member, six rows of teeth are provided, and the teeth of the second an

A garment hanger includes a clamp having a pair of jaw members, wherein at least one jaw member is pivotable relative to the other between open and closed positions. The jaw members are provided with rows of teeth. In a first jaw member, six rows of teeth are provided, and the teeth of the second and fifth rows are substantially thicker than the teeth of the other rows. In a second jaw member, six rows of teeth are provided, with the first, third, and fifth rows provided with relatively small teeth, and the teeth in the second, fourth and sixth rows relatively increasing in size. The hanger clamps in accord with the invention have been demonstrated to have superior gripping ability on denim jeans garments, but may be useful to securely grip other garments.

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A garment hanger includes a clamp having a pair of jaw members, wherein at least one jaw member is pivotable relative to the other between open and closed positions. The jaw members are provided with rows of teeth. In a first jaw member, six rows of teeth are provided, and the teeth of the second an

A garment hanger includes a clamp having a pair of jaw members, wherein at least one jaw member is pivotable relative to the other between open and closed positions. The jaw members are provided with rows of teeth. In a first jaw member, six rows of teeth are provided, and the teeth of the second and fifth rows are substantially thicker than the teeth of the other rows. In a second jaw member, six rows of teeth are provided, with the first, third, and fifth rows provided with relatively small teeth, and the teeth in the second, fourth and sixth rows relatively increasing in size. The hanger clamps in accord with the invention have been demonstrated to have superior gripping ability on denim jeans garments, but may be useful to securely grip other garments. series of tiles is adjacent to and in contact with the curvilinear side of the last tile of the first series of tiles; and placing each tile in the second series of tiles on the floor along a second row such that each tile in the second series of tiles is adjacent to and in contact with adjacent tiles of the first series of tiles so as to form a repeating series of tiles. 2. The method of claim 1, wherein placing each tile in the second series of tiles on the floor includes forming adjoining rows of series of tiles. 3. The method of claim 1, wherein each of the placing steps orient the tiles to provide a face pattern with each of the series of tiles. 4. The method of claim 1, wherein the placing steps orient each series of tiles relative to each other so as to form a series of face patterns. 5. The method of claim 1, wherein the placing steps orient each series of tiles relative to each other so as to form a uniform face pattern. 6. The method of claim 1, wherein providing the first, second, and third series of tiles comprises forming individual face patterns on each of the tiles within the first, second, and third series of tiles so as to form a uniform design when each of the tiles is placed together. 7. The method of claim 1, providing the first, second, and third series of tiles comprises shaping each of the tiles so that they can be adjoined together only in a predetermined sequential order. 8. The method of claim 7, wherein the placing steps include sequentially placing each of the tiles within the first, second, and third series of tiles along a first direction in accordance with a predetermined shape of each of the tiles. 9. The method of claim 1, further comprising providing a fourth series of tiles, and sequentially placing each tile within the fourth series of tiles on the floor along the second row such that a complementary side of the first tile within the fourth series of tile is adjacent to and in contact with a curvilinear side of a last tile within the second series of tiles. 10. A method for assembling a repeating series of tiles, comprising: providing a first, a second, and a third series of tiles each shaped to be assembled in only a predetermined sequential order, the first series of tiles including at least three tiles; and sequentially placing each of the tiles within the first, second, and third series of tiles together on a surface in accordance with the predetermined sequential order such that a first side of each of the tiles within the first series of tiles interfaces with a side of an adjacent tile within the first series of tiles, a second side of each of the tiles within the first series of tiles interfaces with a side of an adjacent tile within the second series of tiles, and a curvilinear side of a last tile within the first series of tiles interfaces with a complementary side of a first tile within the third series of tiles. 11. The method of claim 10, wherein providing the first, second, and third series of tiles comprises forming at least three tiles within the second and third series of tiles. 12. The method of claim 10, wherein providing the first series of tiles comprises shaping each tile within the first series of tiles differently relative to each other so that each of the tiles within the first series of tiles can be assembled in only the predetermined sequential order along a row. 13. The method of claim 10, wherein providing the second series of tiles comprises shaping each tile within the second series of tiles differently relative to each other so that each of the tiles within the second series of tiles can be assembled in only the predetermined sequential order along a row. 14. The method of claim 10, wherein providing the third series of tiles comprises shaping each tile within the third series of tiles differently relative to each other so that each of the tiles within the third series of tiles can be assembled in only the predetermined sequential order along a row. 1