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In Dutch "Winkelhaak" litteraly means shop hook. It is used to refer to the type of tear a hook leaves in ones clothes. Hooks that commonly occur in shops I guess.

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			In Dutch "Winkelhaak" litteraly means shop hook. It is used to refer to the type of tear a hook leaves in ones clothes. Hooks that commonly occur in shops I guess.