KlaarHanger

A dementia-friendly clothing hanger that organises a complete outfit to make daily dressing easier and more intuitive.
- Context
- Group student project
- My role
- Concept development, sketching, digital visualisation and poster design
- Output
- Product visualisations, usage scenarios and concept poster
The challenge
Our team explored how to support people with dementia in getting dressed more independently. The concept allows a complete outfit to be prepared in advance, either by the person themselves or together with a caregiver.
Exploring the form
I sketched different ways to organise a complete outfit and make clothing easier to remove. These included approaches using magnets, clamps and different hanger arrangements. Feedback helped us develop a clearer sequence and introduce light as a guide.


Guiding the dressing sequence
In the concept, pressing Start illuminates the first hanger. Removing a garment activates the next light, guiding the user through the outfit. Flexible hangers support removing upper-body clothing, while an adjustable stand allows the product to be used independently of a wardrobe rail.


The outcome
I created the final digital product design as a blueprint for the physical prototype. I also illustrated usage scenarios and designed the concept poster, making the intended interaction and product features easier to understand.

