You might consider rolling them up and using dividers to keep them in place, but we hang ours in the closet. You can get multi-hanging hangers people use for various small articles such as ties or scarves. This keeps them all in place where you can see each one.
Fold the tie in half lengthwise, then roll the tie from the folded end to the tip. You'll have a neat roll with the "V" portion of the tie on the outside. Use a thin rubberband to hold the roll together and place in the drawer. Neat and compact. When ready to wear the tie, simply slip the rubber band off the rolled up tie.
Use tension rods made for hanging curtains in the drawer to make several rows. Put them mid way up the drawer height. Roll the ties up and put between the rows of rods.
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You might consider rolling them up and using dividers to keep them in place, but we hang ours in the closet. You can get multi-hanging hangers people use for various small articles such as ties or scarves. This keeps them all in place where you can see each one.
I would roll them, Bobbie.
Hi ! The best way is to roll them then lay them on their side . You can make or buy dividers , if you want .
Fold the tie in half lengthwise, then roll the tie from the folded end to the tip. You'll have a neat roll with the "V" portion of the tie on the outside. Use a thin rubberband to hold the roll together and place in the drawer. Neat and compact. When ready to wear the tie, simply slip the rubber band off the rolled up tie.
Use tension rods made for hanging curtains in the drawer to make several rows. Put them mid way up the drawer height. Roll the ties up and put between the rows of rods.