The 10 Best Tie Hangers

The Primode Motorized (about $36) rotates in either direction at the touch of a button, which makes choosing your neckwear for the day a piece of cake. It comes with a heavy-duty clamp that attaches to any standard-sized closet rod, plus screws and hooks for wall-mounting.

Built from sturdy hard plastic, the Aristocrat Homewares Criss-Cross (appx. $13) has two separate revolving racks that can be arranged in an X-shaped configuration for better visibility, then folded up into a single flat column when you're finished browsing.

The Marcus Mayfield Space Saving (about $13) is covered in a woven wicker-like material that holds items in place without catching or snagging delicate fabrics, and the vertical design allows you to see your entire collection at a glance.

Boasting a solid hardwood construction, the Hangerworld Natural (appx. $10) has a sophisticated look that will fit in with any decor or color scheme. Its polished chrome hooks swivel, so you can fold up the ones you aren't using to keep them out of the way.

If you don't want to use up any closet space, take a look at the mDesign Organizer (appx. $14), which hangs over the top of the door. It has ten small double hooks that are perfect for lightweight items, plus four larger ones that can hold garments, belts, and scarves.

The Richards Homewares Hardwood (about $8) can hold up to 24 ties and/or belts, and it looks pretty good doing it, too. Each hook has a clip that keeps accessories in place, but note that they have a very tight fit that won't accommodate thicker fabrics.

Simple and minimalist, the InterDesign Axis (appx. $19) is made from durable steel with a handsome pearl champagne finish. It has a compact footprint that won't take up much closet space, and it's sturdy enough to handle heavier items, like purses and other small bags.

Featuring strong and durable metal frames with a vinyl nonslip coating on the arms, the Organize It All 2-Pack (about $8) will ensure your accessories don't end up on the floor, and they can hold a surprising amount of weight, despite their small size.

Made from cedar wood, the Woodlore Organizer (appx. $25) has a pleasant natural scent that helps to keep moths and other insects away from your clothes. Each side has 21 metal pins, but they don't have clips or a nonslip coating, so your neckwear may fall off if it gets nudged.

It may not be very impressive to look at, but the ClosetMaid Rack (about $9) is both lightweight and sturdy, and it's also a breeze to install. It's made from epoxy-coated steel with rubberized tips to prevent things from sliding off.