HOW TO ORGANIZE BELTS AND TIES

If your belts and ties are in a jumble or they are just hard to find in your closets and dressers, you are in the right place! Here are the best ways to organize and store your belts and ties to prevent damage and make them super easily accessible. And, did you know, you can also organize your spaces according to your organizing style? You can find out what your organizing style is here.

Before organizing your belts and ties, you must purge the ones that you do not like and no longer use. Be ruthless and purge the excess so you can more easily store what you do need and use.

In my freebie library here, I include guides which help walk you through the organizing process and help you decide what to purge and keep. I also include my declutter and organizing challenge calendars and guides to help direct you through each area of your home. These guides ensure you get through every nook and cranny and finally get to the other side of clutter … an organized and functional space!

In this post, we focus on how to organize your belts and ties. Below, I share ideas on how to organize your belts and ties with different types of organizing solutions that will work for your organizing styles and spaces. I also share how to organize the rest of your accessories including scarves, hats, and jewelry.

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Belt & Tie Organization

Before you start organizing your belts and ties, I highly suggest editing your collection. You don’t want to purchase a bunch of organizing solutions to contain belts and ties you’re not going to wear. Here is how to properly organize what you do wear.

Organizing Solutions You Can Install

Depending on the type of closet you have, there are belt and tie racks available that can easily be installed.

If you have a closet system with adjustable shelves, you can install this style rack within the peg holes (found here):

This belt and tie organize rack can be installed on the bottom of a closet shelf made of wire shelving (found here). Bonus: it also pulls out making it easy to see and select each tie or belt:

For the tie collector, this is the perfect gift. It can be installed in almost any closet as it attaches to the closet rod (found here). Bonus: it is motorized (like Cher’s closet from Clueless!):

If you have a closet with vertical poles, you can install individual hooks like these, especially if you just have a only one or a few belts (found here):

For the rest of your closets, you can install this organizer directly on the wall (found here). Bonus: it drops down to conserve space:

Belt & Tie Closet Hangers

In any closet, you can utilize hangers designed for belts and ties that simply hang on your closet rod.

You can designate one side of this hanger for belts and the other side for ties (found here):

If you just have one or two belts or ties, you can use a simple hanger like this (found here) (s-hooks also work) which is also available with four hooks:

Wall & Door Hook Racks

A simple wall rack like this can be stored inside or outside of your closet. You simply hang one tie on each hook and one belt on each one or two hooks depending on wide each buckle is (found here):

A door rack like this can be installed on the back of your closet or bedroom door and can be a great accessories station (found here):

Bonus tip: for any of the organizing solutions above where you hang your ties, you can not only use these tie clips as an accessory, but they can also be used to help keep slippery ties in place (found here):

Drawer & Shelf Organizers

To properly organize belts and ties in drawers, you definitely want to go with organizers made of sturdier materials. Belts can warp fabric drawer organizers as they uncoil making them unruly in your drawers. And, ties can flop and become easily wrinkled in fabric organizers. So, sturdier drawer organizers are ideal. And, because they are sturdy, they can also easily be stored on shelves.

A simple solution can be to add drawer dividers to your dresser drawers. You will simply roll belts and ties of the same width to be contained within each section (found here):

Belts and ties can be coiled, one each, in a divided organizer like this allowing you to easily see and access each belt or tie (found here):

A smaller divided organizer like this can be utilized to store belts in one section, ties in another, and tie clips in the other (found here):

Belts and ties can be coiled and stored in alternating directions next to each other in an organizer like this to maximize space (found here):

For the minimalist who has just one or two belts or ties, individual organizers like these can be all that you need (found here):

You can utilize drawer organizers with adjustable dividers, like these ones below have, so you can customize storage for your belts and ties of varying sizes (found here):

Storage Solutions to Display

For fancy fellows, here are storage solutions pretty enough to display.

The best things about this tie organizer are the clear window and dividers so you can easily see what you need at a glance (found here):

The same benefits apply in this belt organizer (found here):

To display your high-end belts for full and complete appreciation, you can utilize a stand like this (found here):

A display for smaller belts which also makes each belt super easily accessible is an organizer like this (found here):

I hope you found some ideas for how to organize your belts and ties for your organizing style and/or the space that you have! In my next post, I share how to organize more accessories including hats. Don’t forget to grab my free resources from my freebie library here. Let’s get to the other side of clutter … an organized and functional space!

Happy Organizing!