Do you find yourself always grabbing the same scarf – the one that isn’t part of a never-ending tangle in a drawer? It’s time to get organized with these ways to organize scarves.

Scarves – they’re fabulous around your neck, but a total nightmare in the closet!

Whether you’re rolling, folding, hanging, or looping, here are 17 super simple ways to organize scarves so that these fabulous accessories look as put-together as your outfits.

1. Dowel Rod & Shower Curtain Rings

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Scarves are so pretty, it’s a shame to hide them away! Here’s a fabulous, budget-friendly idea to organize your scarves and create an attractive display.

Install a long dowel rod like this on a wall and slide on curtain rings, one for each scarf. It’s a great way to keep them neat and accessible.

And, I can’t get enough of the rainbow color coordination that makes finding your fave scarf a total breeze!

2. Ring Scarf Organizer

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How smart is this idea? Maximize your closet space with a ring scarf organizer like this.

The organizer holds 28 scarves and can also be used for hijabs, leggings, ties, and belts. Hang it from your closet rail, or from a hook on the wall. Easy and functional.

3. Hanging Poles at Cascading Heights

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Create the perfect scarf display by mounting poles at different heights.

This super simple idea ticks all the right boxes for you to become an organization pro –

– You save loads of space

– You can easily see your scarves

– They are easy to access and put back

– You have an attractive display

– You can sort them by color, pattern, season, or fabric type

4. Plastic Tubes

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Who would have thought that PVC tubing like this makes an innovative and stylish storage option for scarves?

Simply cut the tubes into the required lengths and stack them one on top of the other. Roll up your scarves and slip them inside.

5. Clothing Hangers

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While everyone has clothing hangers in the closet, who actually thinks of using them for scarves?

Just loop your scarves over a hanger, and voilà, a space-saving, wrinkle-free solution that’s as practical and easy as it is genius.

6. KonMarie Folding Method

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If you didn’t take note when the KonMarie Folding Method was all

the rage, and you still have a drawer full of tangled scarves, now’s the time to learn how to fold with the experts.

KonMari folding turns your scarves into neat little rectangles, perfect for stacking, saving space, sorting, and spotting at a glance.

7. Shoe Organizer

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An over the door shoe organizers like this is ideal for your scarves. It hangs neatly over the door and requires no installation.

I like to have two organizers – one for winter scarves and one for summer scarves. It makes life easy and I don’t have to rearrange my closet when the seasons change.

8. Baskets

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Baskets are great for organizing scarves. This savvy homemaker uses one for thick oversized scarves and another for fashion scarves.

I always find that baskets add a lovely warm and cozy ambiance to a closet. And, if they are neatly packed, they also look great on a shelf as a decorative feature.

9. Clothes Hanger & Shower Curtain Rings

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This super simple organization idea combines a classic wooden clothes hangers like these with shower curtain rings to create a unique scarf hanger.

Your scarves are wrinkle-free and easily accessible, and this setup takes up minimal space.

10. Ladder

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Do you have an old ladder gathering dust in the shed?

Why not give it new life with a fun DIY makeover? Clean it up, add a splash of paint, and turn it into a charming, decorative go-to scarf organizer.

The slim shape makes it perfect to stand in a forgotten corner, making the best of unused space and creating an eye-catching colorful focal point.

11. Scarf Buns

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Here’s a satisfying and relaxing project for a rainy day! Wrap up your scarves into scarf buns and store them neatly in a basket, drawer, or decorative box.

The file fold technique makes them easier to maintain and allows more to fit into the space you have, and they just look so cute!

12. Drawer Dividers

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An instant solution to tame unruly drawers is to install drawer dividers like these. They are budget-friendly and require no drilling or screwing.

You now have tidy compartments to sort your scarves by type, color, season, fabric … whatever works best for you.

13. Wire Baskets

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Wire baskets are my go-to for organization because they’re functional and stylish and you can see exactly what’s inside at a glance – no digging required.

Check out how these hanging wire baskets make the most of the closet space. Follow this tip to roll and color-code for a picture-perfect, practical solution.

14. Hanging Closet Organizer

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If you’re short on shelf space, there’s no need to start cutting, sawing, and drilling. Installing a hanging closet organizer like this provides instant shelves at a low cost.

This well-organized fashionista takes scarf organization to the next level, sorting them by cool tones, warm hues, lace, embroidery, embellishments, special fabrics, wraps, and chiffon. Talk about a pro with an eye for detail.

15. Command Hooks & Rings

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Transform a dull wall into a cool scarf display with command hooks like these and plastic rings. This super simple way to organize scarves is quick and easy to do.

Loop your scarves, throws, and hijabs through the rings and they will always be wrinkle-free, tangle-free, and within easy reach.

16. Repurposed Picture Frame

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I’m obsessed with this awesome idea – my old picture frames will now become a focal point!

Use an old frame or find one at the dollar store. Add ribbons to hang both the frame and the scarves and you have a unique scarf organizer to show off on a wall.

17. Baby Cot Side

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Do you have an old baby cot siting unused now that the kids are grown up? The cot side makes a great ladder to display your scarf collection.

Not sure? Take a look at the photo … How genius is this?

You can also use a blanket ladder like this or build your own ladder as a cool DIY project. Don’t forget to sort your scarves by color to make it easy to find the perfect accessory for your save-the-date outfit.