The 10 Best Tie Hangers
This wiki has been updated 8 times since it was first published in February of 2019. If you have to don a suit for work every day, changing up your accessories can help keep things fresh, and ties are great for adding some personality to your professional wardrobe. If you have a large collection of neckwear, one of these hangers will make it easy to organize them all, so you won't have to dig through a cluttered drawer to find the one you're looking for. When users buy our independently chosen editorial selections, we may earn commissions to help fund the Wiki. Skip to the best tie hanger on Amazon.
10. ClosetMaid Rack
9. Woodlore Organizer
8. Organize It All 2-Pack
7. InterDesign Axis
6. Richards Homewares Hardwood
5. mDesign Organizer
4. Hangerworld Natural
3. Marcus Mayfield Space Saving
2. Aristocrat Homewares Criss-Cross
1. Primode Motorized
Editor's Notes
February 13, 2019:
Selected a variety of styles, most of which hang on a closet rod, but also added the over-the-door mDesign Organizer and the wall-mounted ClosetMaid Rack for those who prefer to save their closet space for clothes. In addition to being easy to use and install, the Primode Motorized can hold an impressive 72 ties and belts, making it ideal for the man or woman with a truly huge collection of accessories. The Aristocrat Homewares Criss-Cross, Hangerworld Natural, and Richards Homewares Hardwood all have clips to hold ties in place, although the latter's hooks are extremely tight and better suited for thin fabrics. At less than $15, the Organize It All 2-Pack is a budget-friendly choice, but the hangers are very small and may not work well for wide or thick ties.
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