Whitmor Wooden Tie Rack Hanger for Closet, Necktie Holder Organizer with 24 Folding Hooks, 360 Degree Rotating Tie Rack for Men Ties, Belts, Scarves, Tank Tops, Accessories, 1 Pack

This is without question the best tie rack I have ever found, and I have bought 4 different tie racks and looked at countless others.Pros:1. Works great with bow ties and long neckties alike.2. High quality - all the clips are parallel, it is well-made. I bought a Richards brand tie rack that was very similar in shape and it was much lower quality.3. Ties are held in my spring clips, they cannot fall out. Many other tie racks use only friction.4. These racks hold a very high density of ties. Each rack holds 24 ties in the same closet space as just one shirt.Cons:5. The wood has some blemishes.6. The spring clips are too tight, I wish they were looser. It makes it hard to put in a tie, but taking out ties is still very easy.

I have been searching for a functional and affordable tie rack for some time.I made the mistake of buying a vertical model, similar to the NEU home tie valet. My husband has about 16 ties, and as soon as you put a couple of ties on, you cannot see the others below. This is not to mention the fact that if you want them all to fit you have to find a way to squeeze them in between each other, which results in wrinkled ties.This tie hanger is a great price, sturdy. My favorite aspect is that I can see every tie. It doesn't take up too much space. Although if you have a small closet, as the product description warns, it will take up about 3-4 inches. The tie hooks are tight as noted by some others, but I draped the ties over the hooks and haven't had a problem with any falling. As one reviewer said, if I really wanted to use the hooks, I could easily take a couple of minutes and a pair of pliers to remedy the situation.Overall, very very happy with this product!

It holds 24 ties, more than I need,. I like it for every thing except that the hanger hook is not stationary. It is connected so that it flops around, which makes a bit awkward to use sometimes. Otherwise, a great hanger.

I've had other tie holders before that eventually broke under the weight of the ties they were supposedly able to hold. This thing is all metal, and I feel like it's going to easily outlast my ties. As an added bonus, you can rotate it in place to get to the ties on the other side. It just hooks on your regular closet rod, so you don't need some special installation or anything. You just hang it up like a shirt. They rubberized each of the tie pegs on it, so you never find your ties piled up on the floor under it. They always stay right in place without your having to pay much attention to how well centered the ties are on the pegs. Just an overall smart design that does exactly what it's supposed to and doesn't cause any problems.

This is just what I needed, it works great!

The “Whitmor Swivel Tie Hanger” is a good product. The slight upward bend in the hanging loops is very useful. The ties sit well. The rubber sheath prevents the ties from slipping. The capacity is also good. Overall, I am satisfied with this product and recommend it.See picture attached herewith.

I have two of these and they’re great for holding onto my ties and dress belts. It’s a nice way to save space or not have your ties placed in the back of a closet.

I'm a little disappointed after reading all the good reviews (and after spending HOURS looking online for a good tie organizer). I got 2 of these, and both were completely warped.. that is, the wood part of the hanger was warped like a corkscrew... which obviously makes the thing very awkward to use. At first I thought it might be designed that way, but each one was warped differently. Wood warps sometimes, I get it, but how about quality control? BOTH were warped..bad. As for the metal tie holder prongs, yes, you must manually "open" them with a screwdriver or something, because the way it comes they are too tight to slide anything underneath (like... they are touching). Problem is, if you "nick" the metal while trying to do this (which I did to numerous prongs) your ties (which are usually silk) then snag on the nicks in the metal as you slide them in and out.Oh well... I guess the perfect tie hanger doesn't really exist.