Scope: "Hangers, Hooks & Clothing Organizers" bundles three product types experts judge on different specs — garment hangers, wall/door hooks, and closet organizers (racks, rod-and-shelf systems, hall trees) — one register, split by `product_type`, facet sets routed by branches.

Seed: Ran scripts/seed.py mentally per budget (no network seed tool invoked); the two questions a cold-start buyer needs answered first are (1) hanger, hook, or organizer, and (2) for a hanger, what garment it's for (shirts, suits, pants/skirts, delicates) — these became the two splits.

Sources:
[ref_hanger_wiki] https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Clothes_hanger — materials (wire, wood, plastic, rubber, padded satin), swivel-hook origin, caped dry-cleaner hangers, recycled-plastic hangers — fetched excerpt
[ref_gh_hangers] https://www.goodhousekeeping.com/what-to-buy/g63433856/best-hangers/ — material comparison, non-slip velvet w/ strap notches & swivel hook, cedar wood repels moths/absorbs moisture, contoured hanger for suits, swing-arm pant hanger holds 5 pairs, kids sizes — fetched excerpt
[ref_containerstore_hangers] https://www.containerstore.com/s/closet/hangers/12 — product type names: slim wood, non-slip velvet, rubberized, wood pant/skirt clamp, acrylic, chrome add-on skirt/pant, 4-tier swing-arm skirt hanger, notched camisole hangers — fetched excerpt
[ref_wiki_hatstand] https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Hatstand — coat rack (wall hooks) vs. hatstand/hall tree (freestanding pole, min. 5ft, wide base to prevent toppling) — fetched excerpt
[ref_wiki_wardrobe] https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Wardrobe — modern wardrobe/closet systems split into hanging-rod, shelf, and drawer sections — fetched excerpt

Branches: product_type=hanger routes to hanger_garment_type then material/shoulder/swivel facets (sentence: hanger material and shape decide shape-holding and grip, ref_gh_hangers). product_type=hook routes to hook_mounting_method (sentence: coat rack defined as wall hooks vs. freestanding hall tree, ref_wiki_hatstand). product_type=organizer routes to organizer_subtype (sentence: wardrobe splits into rod/shelf/drawer sections, ref_wiki_wardrobe). hanger_garment_type=suits_and_jackets routes to shoulder_profile (contoured hanger for suits, ref_gh_hangers); =pants_and_skirts routes to pant_attachment (clamp/bar/swing-arm, ref_containerstore_hangers + ref_gh_hangers); =delicates_or_straps routes to strap_notches (notches prevent slip-off, ref_gh_hangers).

Noise: Price, brand, rating — never facets, per rule. Numeric weight-capacity ratings for hooks and numeric rod/rack capacities could not be confirmed on two independent fetchable sources this run (retail hook/rack spec pages were JS-rendered or blocked); kept those facets categorical/tiered instead of numeric ranges rather than invent a number. Laundry-care tools (steamers, lint rollers, irons) are the sibling leaf `garment-care-tools` and are out of scope here. The Container Store's "Heavy Duty" and "Adjustable" hanger-feature filters, and its "Accessory" (belt/tie/scarf) hanger-type value, are left out: the CS listing page is bot-blocked on refetch and Good Housekeeping's buyer's guide names none of the three, so no second source exists to back a facet or value without inventing one. Color/Finish is a large CS filter axis (hundreds of SKUs) excluded as cosmetic, not functional — fails the generic-category test.

Corrections (2026-10-26):
- Added a judgement + reference (`ref_cfr_1261`, 16 CFR Part 1261) stating no CPSC/ASTM standard governs freestanding coat-rack/garment-rack tip-over, since the mandatory clothing-storage-unit rule (based on ASTM F2057) applies only to furniture with drawers/doors and explicitly excludes shelving-type units — fix #1, resolved as a judgement rather than a facet since no governing standard actually applies to this product type.
- Rejected fix #2 (the "at least 5 feet tall" figure in `ref_wiki_hatstand`): re-fetched the live Hatstand Wikipedia page's rendered HTML on 2026-10-26 and found the sentence "standing at least 150 cm (5 ft) tall ... a sturdy base to prevent toppling" present in the same paragraph as the self-standing/hatstand description. The claim is supported; no edit made. (The checker's fetch likely missed the rendered output of the page's `{{cvt}}` conversion template.)
- `product_type=organizer`'s `makes_irrelevant` now silences all 13 hanger/hook facets, matching the `hanger` leg's completeness — fix #3.
- Added a `kids_clothing` branch to the `hanger_garment_type` split, routing to `hanger_size_fit`, and widened the split's and facet's `cold_start_question`/`question` to name kids — fix #4.
- `product_type=hook`'s `makes_irrelevant` now also silences `organizer_mount_type`, `organizer_capacity_tier`, `organizer_stability_base` — fix #5.
- Fix #6 (Heavy Duty/Adjustable) and fix #7 (Accessory hanger type): justified in Noise above rather than added, for lack of a second fetchable source this run.
- Added a `vocabulary` entry for "Wall anchor" — fix #8.
- Fix #9 (Color/Finish): added the Noise line above.
- `hanger_garment_type` and `hanger_hook_rotation` relabeled `source: listing` (their backfill method already matched other `listing` facets) — fix #10.