The 10 Best Scarf Organizers

The Simple Houseware Drawer Divider Set (appx. $15) gives you the ability to organize your undergarments and socks, as well as your scarves, in a dresser. It comprises four bins with compartments of various sizes, totaling a whopping 45 places to stash all your stuff tidily.

This Tosnail Hanger (around $12) two-pack gives you 48 holes that can accommodate all kinds of items, including ties and belts. Each ring has a 3-inch diameter, so it will hold moderately bulky things, and the hook at the top swivels for easy viewing.

The Millennial Designs Collapsible (appx. $11) is a great option for anyone not blessed with large closets. Sleek and slim, it boasts 12 pockets that expand as you fill them. The body is made from durable canvas, while the hanging hooks feature robust steel.

If you want something with a little style, you might check out the DecoBros Supreme (appx. $10). Instead of plain, boring circles, it uses a pretty, geometric design that gives you a total of 23 loops. The chrome finish is an elegant touch, too.

You could put just about any small accessory in the slots of the Evelots Divider (appx. $18), from belts to your collection of delicate silk scarves. They’re sold in packs of two or four, and you can snap multiple sets together for fitting in large drawers.

The Simple Houseware Crystal Clear (around $13) over-the-door organizer was designed for pantries. However, many people think it is very handy for clothing, thanks to the clear pockets that allow for easy identification. These come as a very affordable two-pack.

It was made for pants, but the HuaQi S Shape (appx. $20) is, nevertheless, a fine option for those who prefer to fold, rather than scrunch, their neckwear. Each rung has a nonslip silicone coating, and there are various colors to choose from, including black and yellow.

The Lynk Rack (appx. $17) is attractive enough to hang on either side of a door, especially since it’s offered in a handsome bronze or platinum. The nine hooks are relatively big, which means you could even use it to hold shawls and other sizable articles of clothing.

The MyGift Display Stand (around $83) was made for retail use, but it's also great for those who want something a little different at home. It stands about 5-1/2 feet tall and has 25 rings arranged in a spiral that makes it easy to see each item clearly.

If you have an actual closet, a plain, utilitarian model is fine. But what if your small living space has an exposed clothing rail? In that case, you might want this Umbra Pendant (appx. $14). It's a triangular, copper rack that is just as charming as it is useful.