Seen from a long way off and photographed by telephoto, these S-hooks are formed from flat bar stock instead of the usual round wire. Though not specifically detectable by the layperson, slight differences like flat stock vs wire stock do add imperceptibly to the store feel and cost of fixture. Use the difference to add to the decor not clutter it.

Compare to flat hook fixturing at…
“Flat S-Hook Outfits Flat Bar“ (This Post)
“Cookware on Metro J-Hook“
“Stable-Base Periscope Hook”

For all manner of S-hook retailing see…
“Self-Threaded S-Hook for Endcap”
“Flat S-Hook Outfits Flat Bar” (This Post)
“Which Way to Face an S-Hook?“
“Paper Clip as Retail S-Hook”
“Pimped-Out Chrome S-Hook”
“Conjoined S-Hook is Hump Backed”
“S-Hook Squared With Square Corners”
“S-Hook Squared With Round Corners”
“All-Wire Rack-End S-Hook“
“Fabric Covered S-Hooks.”
“Belts Hung With Pants”
“Scarves on Exaggerated S-Hooks“
“S-Hook Clip for Scarves”
“S-Hooks as Trendy Retail Fixture“
“Jaw Bite in Jeans Display“

To follow S-Hooks visually on Pinterest see…
“S-Hooks in Retail”

For a vaguely related “Jeans in Bondage” thread SEE…
“A Crucifixion of Jeans“
“Jeans in Chains“
“Cargo Netted Jeans“
“Bungee Cord as Jean Fixturing“
“Jeans Entwined Deja Vu“
“Jeans Hang from Gibbet”
“Jeans Threaded on a Rod“
“J-Hooking Jeans“
“Hot Pants Hand Job”
“Jaw Bite in Jeans Display“
and related…
“Fragrance in Dress Form Bondage“

For an easy visual Pinterest Board summaries see…
Jeans in Retail Bondage