28 Circles Clothes Tie Scarf Rack Hanger DIY Rack Holder Organizer

I previously had the scarf holder that is metal, hangs in your closet, and has various sizes of holes. I didn't like that product because:1) It took up a lot of space in my closet once filled with scarves.2) Scarves not placed right on the outside rings are not visible so may not be worn as often.3) If the whole rack is full and you take out just one scarf, you have to fight later to find out where it goes later on, so I ended up with scarves strewn around my closet area.4) I would have issues with scarves snagging or being pinched in tight areas.5) Because it is made of metal, soft or silky scarves would easily slip off.This one was a cheap alternative so I gave it a whirl, and I am liking it so far. Although it does take up a door area, I like that I can see all of my scarves. Also, I have had no issue with scarves snagging with this material, and all the scarves stay securely on the hanger. This one also fits many more scarves which is an added bonus.After just a few days, I promptly sent my old scarf hanger to the Salvation Army.Don't forget to order an over-the-door hanger if you need one.

My Aunt gifted me herm vintage scarves. I didn't want to just pack them away. Found this beautiful multi-purpose rack and it perfectly fit the bill. Wonderful way to display and enjoy cherished keepsakes

This was a great purchase. I found the idea for this on Pinterest when I was searching for "How to get organized." Hanging my scarves on a single hook in my closet was all fine and good until living in the Cool Gray City of Love led me to collect a few dozen of them... So I bought this, and was pleasantly surprised!I like the lengths of it. If I fold the bottom scarves in half before threading them through the rings, they hang about as low as my dresses. Perfect. I've organized it so that my favorite scarves are on the right (closest to me when they hang) and the ones I never wear are fine to be buried in the back. At least I know right where they are when I want them!Finally, the twine-wrapping is ingenious. Can't say I would've thought of that. I see other versions of this on Amazon without the twine wrapping, and I believe the scarves would slip out if it wasn't for that! The twine holds them right where I put them. This way I don't even have to be careful about balancing the scarf forward and back on the loop; even if it's unbalanced it will stay put just fine!Definitely recommend!

I am a scarf fanatic......and I hate creating a massive scarf spaghetti mess in a drawer, and I dont like draping them visibly in my bedroom, so I was looking for something that would allow me to organize them, prevent them from being tangled, plus allow them to 'air out' while not in use. I just got this holder in the mail and am in LOVE.First, let me confirm that I ordered two of these (yep, fanatic) for my collection, and both were the pink / green / white shown in the photo. The title of this item says "color varies"....but I ordered from seller "akezone" and got 2 of the same pretty pattern.Next, the item is fairly sturdy. I don't think this will holdup for 20 years of use, but for the price the value is right.Third, the texture covering the loops is kindof like a plastic twine or rope !? It's not wool or yarn, and not actual rope. But I dont think it will snag anything.I recommend taking your scarfs and doubling them over to wrap around the rings, leaving all the loose long ends hanging to one side. That way you can see what you have cleanly.I highly recommend this item!

I buy a lot of stuff from Amazon and rarely am I moved to actually write a review of what I have purchased. I had started losing track of just how many (too many) scarves I had accumulated over the years. They were bulging out of multiple drawers and hanging off of hooks in my closet. I agree with one reviewer in that this looks a bit like a craft project, but frankly, it cost me less to purchase this in time and money than it would to have made it - and kudos to the person who figured this out. Looks kind of like 28 of those clear plastic rings that my scarves from Target come with, wrapped together in a grid with raffia cord and a hanger. It's ingenious, lightweight, and I've packed way more than 28 scarves into it and can still find what I need quickly and easily while keeping scarves out of the way. I've hung it on the back of my door of my closet rather than parallel with the rest of the hung clothing on the rail - it's more useful if it is out where it can be seen when I get dressed in the mornings. Thanks to the person smart enough to create and market this simply perfect little item.

I am going through an organization period in my home right now and this was perfect for my scarf dilemma. I have a ton of them and was storing them in clear shoe boxes on top of my closet. So even though I could see inside them, I still couldn't see ALL of them at once. This scarf holder did the trick!I thought it would be covered with yarn but its a raffita sort of materiel and won't snag even the most delicate silk scarves I have. And the color was a mish-mosh of colors but it didn't really matter to me. It got covered up with scarves and then hung in the closet. No biggie but it might be to someone that wants everything to match. Just a heads up.Its pretty sturdy and holds all my scarves & pashmina's with no problem. But make sure that where you hang it is capable of holding up a lot of weight. Cause that sucker was weighted down after I put all my scarves & pashmina's on it. LOL Plus, this holder was under $5. That is a great deal and such an awesome helper in my organization of the house.Get it, use it, feel more organized!

It arrived today and is now hanging with my scarves and hats on it. It seems sturdy enough. It folds and unfolds for easy transport. The wrapping looked like cloth in the picture but really is a paper twist around a wire frame. It's cute. The paper twists seemed fairly loose around where it folds but we'll wrapped everywhere else. I would maybe order it again, given being in the sweet spot of what I wanted, the price, and the reviews.