Consider possible closet organizing tools . Many types of shoe racks and see-through shoe boxes are available. Use the back of the door for tie, belt and scarf hangers. For folded sweaters and workout clothes, choose a system of drawer units that suits your needs. I favor wire organizing units because they provide ventilation for clothes, visibility, and easy accessibility.
Drawers slide in and out effortlessly, and shelves offer strength and support.
Wire systems are fairly easy to install, can be reconfigured as your needs change, and are among the most affordable available. Custom designed wood or laminate systems look fantastic in your closet and seem to add value to the resale of a home. However, the shelving, cubbyholes and shoe units lack flexibility when your needs change or fashion produces a major shift, like the bulkier shoes and longer skirts we ve seen in recent years. If neither wire nor wood systems meet your needs, create your own modular system with see-through lidded containers that can be stacked on shelves or in cubbyholes with endless variation. Keep the hanger population under control .