How To Store and Organize Your Footwear

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How To Store and Organize Your Footwear

— by Angie

on June 30, 2010

I know that the location of your footwear depends entirely on the space that you have at your disposal, but as far as possible try to make it easily accessible and close to a full length mirror. Even if your shoes are downstairs or away from your clothes, cross check your entire outfit before you head out. (Please get a full length mirror if you don’t already have one — I get anxious seeing people balance on top of bath tubs to see their outfits from top to toe).

I have the space to keep all my footwear together (I don’t have loads of shoes), so that’s my preference. I like seeing all shoe options when I get dressed in the morning as opposed to finishing off my outfit downstairs before I leave the house. Although I keep my footwear in one place, this isn’t essential. Some people need to swap out seasonal footwear while others like to keep the footwear that is in heavy rotation by the door while the rest lives elsewhere.

Once you’re got the location, there are several ways to organize the storage:

Shoe racks: We place all our shoes and booties on rectangular shoe racks for maximum accessibility. My racks are positioned under hanging clothes in our walk-in wardrobe while Greg’s are in the coat closet downstairs. We don’t swap out seasonal footwear or keep more frequently worn shoes elsewhere.
Built in shoe racks: You can also have permanent shoe racks built into parts of your home or closet.
Closet floor: I keep mid-calf and knee-high boots in boot shapers on the closet floor.
Over the door shoe organizer: This is a great closet floor space saving idea and holds ballet flats and sandals especially well.
Stacking rack: I’ve seen this idea work well in a garage, kitchen or mud room.
Hanging canvas shoe bag: Another great closet floor space saving idea. Sometimes you can fold knitwear in some of the larger cubby sections.
Shoe cubby: This type of organization is an excellent idea if you have a wall to spare.
Clear shoe boxes: I never understood the reason to keep shoes in boxes because they aren’t easily accessible. But the penny dropped a little while ago when I realized that boxes stack neatly when space is at a premium. So using limited space to stack shoe boxes is a better solution than creating untidy piles of shoes. Shoe boxes are also a nice way to keep shoes that don’t come out very often dust-free. Clear boxes make the most sense because you can see the shoes. Boxes that are the same size keep things neat. Shoe drawers are pricey but very practical because you pull out the drawer from the front instead of needing to take out the box and lift off the lid.
Under-bed shoe organizer: This is an ideal way to store off-season footwear when space is limited.

Effective footwear organization will prevent you from digging around for shoes that end up in several heaps around the house. It also keeps them looking nicer for longer. Finally, it will help to keep your footwear collection top of mind so that you actually wear your shoes and don’t waste money duplicating something that is lurking at the bottom of the pile.

How do you store footwear? Have I left anything out?

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Rosie

Veteran

One of my favorite topics! Something I’m always thinking about because I have a fair amount of shoes…sometimes I forget all that I really have. I use a variety of these things: under the bed clear boxes, shoe rack in closet, some shoes in boxes in closet (some clear others the shoe box if it is nice) and then some winter boots in a canvas basket up higher for storage. Oh, also a couple long clear boxes with shoes in them – these are the ones I always forget.

I know my life would be simpler if they were all stored the same way, but I have too many shoes for my space. Angie, I’m curious how many pairs you have! Do you keep the style/type consistent as you replace them?

June 30, 2010 at 8:01 am

Queen Mum

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I keep my shoes in their original boxes on a little set of shelves. I just can’t bring myself to get rid of the shoe boxes. I do prefer to have my shoes in boxes for the dust factor. I don’t have an overly extensive shoe wardrobe, so I can “see” what the shoes look like just by looking at the boxes. I also keep them in color order… the ligher shoes are on the top shelf, with my black shoes on the bottom shelf. This also helps me to remember what I have and know exactly where they are. My boots are in their original boxes on the top shelf of my closet at the moment since they dont’ get worn during the summer. Other off season shoes are stacked in their boxes next to my shoe shelf as I don’t need accsess to those either.
The only time the boxes are inconvenient are when I try on several pair of shoes to make my selection… I then have to take the time to put everything back in their box (sometimes much later in the day)

June 30, 2010 at 8:04 am

Meg

I use clear plastic shoe boxes — though sturdier ones that I got from Big Lots for $1 each. They work great. They stack well and unused ones stack in each other quite well. I use them around the house for various things.

I have most of my shoes in those boxes at the bottom of my closet stacked two high. Then there’s a bottom shelf above on which I can put shoes that don’t fit in the boxes (e.g. boots and sneakers) and stack other boxes when needed.

It’s very convenient because I can see all my shoes and grab a box easily. If I’m taking a pair of shoes with me for later, I often just grab the box and toss it in the car. And I don’t have to worry about shoes being stretched out or getting squished.

Because moisture could be a problem when using boxes, I tend to leave the lids off when I first return the shoes to the boxes. I also save the desiccant packets that often come in packages and place them in the boxes.

And if I’m extra worried about scuffing, I stuff plastic bags or other stuff in the boxes to keep the shoes from rubbing.

June 30, 2010 at 8:04 am

Sarah

(website)

Veteran

I have two cubbies for my shoes in my closet. The only problem I run into is that my athletic shoes, booties, and super tall heels don’t fit in them. So for now, my boots and booties are on the floor on the opposite side of the closet, and my athletic shoes sit on top of the cubbies.
It works – I just need to be better about putting my shoes AWAY every time. Most pair are stored together in the same cubby, but I find that it makes it harder to see them. Eventually I want to double my cubbies and store shoes one per cubby slot.
Some day!

June 30, 2010 at 8:05 am

kimana517

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Active Member

I have a 36-pair over-the-door shoe organizer, and it’s amazing! I don’t have it filled up, but I got it because all the ones with pockets didn’t hold enough shoes. This one is great. http://www.amazon.com/Whitmor-.....038;sr=1-1 You can also find a similar one at Bed, Bath & Beyond and if you get one of their 20% off coupons it ends up being about $24.

June 30, 2010 at 8:06 am

Phoebe

Veteran

I keep everything on racks and swap out seasonal footwear. I turn around one of the shoes so I can see the heel height and the form of the shoe at once. Also I tend to match colors.

June 30, 2010 at 8:17 am

Joy

Veteran

I keep the shoes under the bed flat plastic boxes with the top slid under the box for easy access to those I’m wearing currently. The top goes on the box for out-of -season. I can get five boxes next to each other under a queen sized bed and could put another five on the other side. Dressy heels go in clear plastic boxes or the original box on a top closet shelf. I seriously need to edit my shoes!

June 30, 2010 at 8:29 am

Sarah

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I’m also a fan of the plastic shoe boxes which I keep on shelves. I put a little picture of the shoe on the box so I can see the boxes that are on the higher shelves. For boots I use boot shapers for either hanging or arranging on the closet floor: http://www.containerstore.com/.....d=10000125
During off-season I store boots in their original boxes in another room.

June 30, 2010 at 8:41 am

rute

Veteran

I use clear shoe boxes just like the 3rd photo.. they have drawers, so I can quickly choose and get my shoes!

June 30, 2010 at 8:41 am

Vani

Veteran

I found this 30 pair shoe rack at Target and stuck in our coat closet. Being in FL, we really use our coat closet as just another storage space so this worked out perfectly.Summer is my dominant season and I don’t have many off-season shoes to put away. The ones I do need to put away for the season along with special occasion shoes, I keep in their original boxes in my closet. Except, of course, for boots, which I store with magazines on the inside and plastic cover on the outside.

June 30, 2010 at 8:43 am

Vani

Veteran

I feel compelled to share I do share the shoe rack with DH

June 30, 2010 at 8:44 am

klauren

Active Member

I’m with Queenie – I keep my shoes in their original boxes or in similar box if they didn’t come in one. I don’t like any dust on the shoes. Those I keep on the top shelf of the closet, each one is either marked on the end or has a picture (snapshot) of the shoes. Makes choosing a breeze, and I can see all the choices ! And after I wear them, they go back in their own special box again.

June 30, 2010 at 8:46 am

Melody

Active Member

I have 3 canvas over-the-door pocket organizers hanging in a spare bedroom and I really need another. I really like the one that holds 36 pair Kimana posted a link to, and will probably give that kind a try next.

I’ve tried boxes on shelves and I’ve tried the under-the-bed rolling bins, but I’m terrible about putting my shoes back in them. I am much better about throwing my shoes in a pocket as soon as I take them off. Also, I like to see *everything* I have at a glance because sometimes I do forget what I’ve got, and sometimes I’ll have one shoe in mind for the day’s outfit and suddenly realize another shoe will work too.

I need a better way to store boots & sneakers. They all kind of sit in a corner in the spare bedroom. Probably would be good to put them under the bed.

My husband has lots of shoes … an entire wardrobe of sneakers plus loafers, dress, etc. His are all in a jumble in the bottom of our bedroom closet floor … we have some shelves but he won’t put them back.

June 30, 2010 at 8:53 am

kate

(website)

i have a shoe rack. it mostly holds the shoes i don’t ware so often. in FRONT of the shoe rack are the 4 or 5 pairs that i wear most often. Every so often i get fed up and clean out the rack and put all the shoes there! it’s so pretty! for like a week.

thanks for this – one day when i have a real closet i am totally using the rack AND the clear boxes! so smart!

June 30, 2010 at 8:53 am

Sparky

Veteran

I have two-tier racks on the floor of DH’s and my closets for our shoes, similar to the top left photo. DH’s shoes fit fine on the rack with a few more on the closet floor. In my case, the shoes getting most use go on the racks and the others are in their original boxes. I do keep meaning to get around to labeling the boxes with pictures so I can see at a glance what’s inside. I don’t really have so many shoes that I can’t tell by looking at the box itself but I think pictures would help me figure out more easily what shoes for what outfit. Everything fits in my closet ~ so far!

We don’t wear shoes in the house, so we also have a two-tier shoe rack by the kitchen door.

I’d love to hear more about how people maintain their shoes when stored ~ do you use cedar trees, shoe shapers, or skip all of those? I love the boot shapers Sarah mentioned. I try to use a lot of the original cardboard, foam or paper stuffing in my shoes to keep their shape.

June 30, 2010 at 9:02 am

Marlene

I am very quickly writing down notes here! We are soon moving into our new house with much smaller closets and I will be trying to figure out how to store all my stuff in a much smaller space.

When I had my big walk-in closet, I used a cubby system for my shoes but that won’t work in my new space. Need to re-think my storage!

June 30, 2010 at 9:02 am

taylor

Veteran

I like to stand my shoes …toe in toe out, It gives me about twice the space:)

June 30, 2010 at 9:06 am

chellebrate

Active Member

Some of my older shoes are on a shoe rack on the floor of my closet under hanging clothes. The last three or four years I started keeping the original shoe boxes, so they are also on the shoe racks and on a shelf above a row of hanging clothes. I have one canvas hanging shoe bag in my closet that houses some flip flops and other flatter shoes.

I have tons of shoes. I’ve started weeding out a little, and if I buy a new pair I make room by getting rid of an older pair.

June 30, 2010 at 9:07 am

Angie

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Fashion Stylist

Great storage tips. Lots of shoebox users and that in itself is interesting. I have never used shoe boxes and don’t know whether I will. I really like to grab my shoes and run. The thought of having to open up a box doesn’t work for me right now – but who knows!

Whose NOT owning up about the full length mirror. My nerves

Rosie, my shoe and boot collection remains the same amount because of the one-in-one out principle. Sometimes I replace a pair of shoes with the same type of thing and sometimes I don’t. It’s where the trends take me!

June 30, 2010 at 9:14 am

Antje

Veteran

Great tips. I use shoe cubbies for the ones I wear the most, and hanging canvas shoes bags for all my other flats, pumps and sandals.
What I struggle with is the boot storage. Oh dear. Of course there is no excuse for not owning boot shapers. I know I MUST go out and get those, to keep my boots in shape. Right now I just throw my boots in a pile at the bottom of the coat closet. Very messy. Even when I get boot shapers, though, I’ll have a space challenge (not much room at the bottom of the coat closet). I’m thinking of putting up some big hooks on the wall of the basement staircase and hanging the boots (in boot shapers) up there. Might be a bit wacky, but could do the trick of getting them out of the way while still easily accessible.

June 30, 2010 at 9:33 am

GlitrVamp

Member

Though I’d like to eventually get some clear boxes to make the bottom of my closet look more uniform, right now I use the original shoe box. Most shoe boxes have a small image of the shoe style and list the color of the shoe on the outside, making it easier to know what’s inside. Also, since each brand has a different design on the box, I can remember which shoe is in what type of box.
For the most part, I like this system as it keeps them dust (and cat hair) free. But as you mentioned in your post, not all boxes are the same size so sometimes it can get a little frustrating to stack the towers of boxes so they don’t spill all over. I also agree with Queenie, it does get annoying when you’re trying on several shoes to have to put them all back in their boxes.

June 30, 2010 at 9:43 am

mamark

My shoes are obsessively organized. I have two heavy mdf 5×5 shoe cubbies (25 pairs each) taking up most of the shelf space above the hanging rod in my closet, where sane people store folded clothing. These cubbies hold my nearest and dearest shoes – mostly Fluevogs and Farylrobins. The space that isn’t taken up by the shoe cubbies is for my boots, which are lined up with ridiculously expensive boot trees holding them upright.

On the floor under my hanging clothes I have those long expandable shoe racks you picture.Those are good for shoes I wear less often because I can’t see them well. A basket holds a jumble of flip flops and flat sandals.

I also have shoes “archived” in their original boxes up in my attic. These are shoes that are basically, in my mind, collector’s items.

I should probably see a therapist about all of this.

June 30, 2010 at 9:51 am

Lisa

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Everybody sounds so organized with their shoes. Mine are a mess. I have some in original boxes on an upper shelf in the closet, these are shoes worn very rarely. Others are in clear shoe boxes from a while back when I thought I would use that system to store out of season shoes. I have a two tier rack on the floor of the closet under clothes that have most of the in season shoes. But I have more in season shoes than the rack holds, so the rest are piled next to or in front of the rack. Then there are some “gear” shoes (hiking boots, snowboots, riding boots, running sneakers) on a separate two tier rack near the front door, along with all of hubby’s shoes. My problem is I haven’t decided on 1-how many shoes to own, 2-what to do with the out of season shoes, 3-what storage system to use. #2 is my biggest issue, I can never decide if I should have enough shoes to swap out the two tier rack with the seasons, or enough shoes for both seasons on the two tier rack (one row for spring/summer and one row for fall/winter)? And I haven’t even touched boots yet. They all sit in the original boxes, whether it’s the season or not. When the time comes to wear those, I fiddle with the boxes all season.

June 30, 2010 at 10:00 am

April

Veteran

If floor space is at a premium in your closet, this is a good design: http://www.homedepot.com/webap.....arketID=34

I have one of those, and one narrow hanging canvas shoe bag with a cubby for each pair.

Antje, I read that you can improvise boot shapers by inserting an empty, clean wine bottle into each boot. I haven’t tried that but it seems so convivial… Also, I have done this: distort a wire coat hanger by holding the hook in one hand and pulling on the middle of the horizontal bottom. Leave it wide enough to support the calf of your boot, and stick it in.

June 30, 2010 at 10:07 am

Cecilia

I keep all my shoes in my bedroom, but stored everywhere. My summer shoes are in a shoe-cubby storage unit in the closet and boots go on my top closet shelf with inside supports. The flat winter shoes go under my bed in low storage bins that I can easily pull out. And the higher-heeled winter shoes stay in their boxes stacked next to my bed-stand. But I also have the occasional pair in the “wrong” place, depending of space available… I wish I could keep them all in one spot, at all times, because I do have a tendency to wear the same shoes over and over again, but this will do for now…

June 30, 2010 at 10:13 am

Laura

Thanks to ELFA (from Container Store), my shoes are all lined up on shelves in the closet, located underneath the window (it’s SO nice to have a window in the closet). I used to use clear plastic shoe boxes but now I only have a few, for special occasion shoes — i.e. the four-inch stilettos I wore to a wedding this past weekend, and nearly lost all feeling in my feet for several hours afterward!

June 30, 2010 at 10:28 am

Louise

Veteran

All my shoes and boots are kept in my wardrobe. Shoes in clear boxes with lids and boots standing up with bootshapers in. I try to go by 1 in 1 out as i really don’t have room for any more boxes though i do have a couple of unboxed pairs!! x

June 30, 2010 at 11:16 am

sihaya

Antje, let’s you and I go boot shaper shopping. I am so excited to almost have my new closet ready. In there, I have shoe storage drawers that looks like shoe racks in the photo above but just pull out. They’re from Elfa and are great. They’re at an angle so I can have 3 rows of shows and see them all from front to back. It works great. I still need to solve boot storage space. I also need to figure out what to do with all my gear and walking shoes. I have a few of them for different purposes: gym, running, long walks, etc. I don’t feel the need to put them with my dressier shoes as I don’t have to match them as much visually with my outfits.

June 30, 2010 at 11:19 am

Una

This is great information, but I still haven’t figured out how to store my boots. I live in a climate where boots are appropriate all year, and I have way more of them than shoes. Because of height, flop-over factor, and size they just take up room and can’t be stacked. Any help?

June 30, 2010 at 12:02 pm

Kristen

(website)

Veteran

I use all of the above methods, keeping my most frequently worn on shoe shelves right underneath my clothes in the closet, the fancy seldom-worn ones in clear boxes on the top of the closet, and the non-season ones under the bed in those great shoe separators. I switch those out as the season changes from fall/winter to spring/summer.

The other way I store them are as room decoration: I use two old criss-cross CD racks with a board on top as my bedside table, and I filled in each of the CD cubes with my seasonal heels. I group them by color and style, so the nude work ones are all together, and the black pumps are combined as well. This keeps me from a) buying too many of the same kind and b) makes it easy to decide which work best with a particular outfit.

Since all of our music is on the computer now, we have lots of old CD shelving. Perfect for shoes!

June 30, 2010 at 12:28 pm

Scarlet

Veteran

I use a Billy bookshelf from Ikea and these shoe boxes that have a pop open velcro closure in the front
http://www.ikea.com/us/en/cata.....s/10118155

June 30, 2010 at 12:52 pm

yublocka

(website)

Veteran

I use a combination of a shoe rack and a few larger boxes to chuck less delicate shoes like sandals, sneakers etc into. I came up with this combination 2 years ago when I was living in a different apartment, but here’s the gist of what I use now still:

http://didiaskforfries.blogspo.....orted.html

As for a full-length mirror, I’m guilty of not having one since this place doesn’t have them built-in to wardrobes. It’s on my todo list though!! (and has been for 6 months mind you!!!)

June 30, 2010 at 1:42 pm

Kate

Veteran

I built shoe a shoe rack using the Ikea Gorm (garage shelf) system. I was able to put in the exact number of shelves I need, painted the unfinished pine a color that works with my decor, and it’s super sturdy! The shoe rack is under a window right by the front door, so it’s easy to grab the perfect pair as I’m heading out, and put them away as soon as I get home!

June 30, 2010 at 2:36 pm

Angie

(website)

Fashion Stylist

Wow, Kate, Scarlet, Sihaya and Kristen. Those are great creative shoe oraganization ideas.

Thanks for owning up, Tam. You are not alone I’m sure.

Antje, you can hang boots on clip hangers like they do during a Nordstrom sale. It works quite well actually.

Una, closet floors are best for boots. Add boot shapers and you’re in business.

June 30, 2010 at 2:58 pm

Sparky

Veteran

Oh, I forgot to mention that for a couple pair of boots I just roll up a magazine and put that in to hold the shape in the shaft. Can’t remember where I read that trick, but it works for me.

June 30, 2010 at 5:36 pm

Patience

Veteran

I use shoe racks for the current season shoes and boxes for the out of season and less used shoes. Shoes are the only thing I store away for the season and that’s just because I like my shoes and don’t have enough space to see them all at once.

June 30, 2010 at 6:41 pm

Maya

Veteran

My over-the-door rack is the only thing I have found that holds all my non-boot shoes. For boots I just use rolled up newspaper and stuff the shafts and leave them on the floor in my closet.

June 30, 2010 at 7:31 pm

Refugee

Veteran

I’m just excited that I have enough variety in my shoe wardrobe that organizing them has become a neccessity. I have a couple of stack shelves in the closet and the rest in shoe boxes. I do put my off season shoes in boxes in the back of the closet. When I get my boots out in the fall I will definitely be trying out the wine bottles as shapers. That ‘s just festive!

June 30, 2010 at 7:32 pm

kimmie

(website)

We use Ikea billy bookshelves and add extra shelves. It looks a lot better than shoe racks, and was pretty affordable because we purchased them secondhand on craigslist

June 30, 2010 at 8:14 pm

Tanya

Veteran

I do 4 different things from the ones you mentioned Angie – shoe racks for the shoes that are in heavy rotation, usually closed toed work ones ( ballet flats, wedges); over-the-door organizer for sandals/open toed/peep toed shoes, closet floor for boots and one hanging canvas bag for high heals/going out shoes.

June 30, 2010 at 8:38 pm

florida

Veteran

Thank you, Angie! I live in an ancient house with only three tiny closets–always seeking storage solutions!

June 30, 2010 at 9:05 pm

Eva

Active Member

Lisa, I am with you. Except that I think I already have too many shoes. I have a lovely built in closed shoe cubbies. When I first got them I had lots of room, now I have all the cubbies fillled and I keep a large plastic box filled with shoes, AND I have my boots next to the cubby. I like the idea of the rack to replace the plastic box, but I know I will have too many shoe for the rack. I also wonder what to do with the off season shoes – boots in the summer, sandals in the winter, Should I put those in the plastic box and put them away until needed. I think the first thing is to toss some shoes.

Ladies, do you find that the over the door rack damages the top of your door or door frame? That is the main reason I don’t use them.

June 30, 2010 at 10:15 pm

Mac

Veteran

I own and like those individual, clear “shoe drawers.” It’s true that the few pairs of shoes I wear almost daily – like running shoes for the gym and my favourite summer sandals – don’t get stored in there, but anything I wear less than once/ week pops into a drawer where it stays both visible and dust-free. My “shoe drawers” are very stackable, too, so they’re good at maximizing the vertical space in my closets.

June 30, 2010 at 10:58 pm

michelle

(website)

Hi Angie, I store my shoes in their original boxes at floor level under the shelves in my WIR. The original box always comes with an illustration of the shoe at one end, so I turn this so that I can see it clearly. I reshuffle them spring and autumn placing the out-of-season ones to the bottom. As they are in their boxes they
stack neatly and stay dust free. As I buy a new pair, I like to get rid of an old pair.
michelle

June 30, 2010 at 11:37 pm

florida

Veteran

I see mention of boot shapers, but I’d never heard of them before i joined YLF. I store my boots in their original boxes under the bed–is this bad for them? Yikes!

July 1, 2010 at 4:16 am

Elbe

(website)

I would really like a built in rack for a wall of shoes. Has anyone used the shoe wheel? It looks intriguing (and fun!) but I do not have the space.

http://www.bedbathandbeyond.co.....U=14555250

July 1, 2010 at 5:20 am

Angie

(website)

Fashion Stylist

Elbe, the shoe wheel does look fun. But it would take up too much space in our small home. Let us know how you like it if you get it.

st4rrgrrl, here’s a post on bootcare if that helps. But how you store your boots 100% too:

http://youlookfab.com/2007/04/17/boot-care/

July 1, 2010 at 5:59 am

Kelly

I think that you forgot this! Total love:
http://www.sayyestohoboken.com.....heels.html

July 1, 2010 at 11:01 am

RoseandJoan

Veteran

All of my shoes are in the under bed storage boxes you mention, but mine are rigid clear plastic and on casters. I love them but have bruised my ankle being overzealous so please beware.

July 2, 2010 at 1:52 pm

All Women Stalker

(website)

My main problem is to find a location big enough for the racks, etc.

July 8, 2010 at 5:44 pm

angelaslife

(website)

Member

I keep all my shoes in boxes and when I moved into my new house they no longer fit in my closet so I now have a room I call my shoe cave where they line the walls. I’ve started to swap the ones that I don’t wear (or have NEVER worn!) using craigslist and http://shoeswappers.com.

July 12, 2010 at 2:37 pm

Olivia Ava

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I’m just excited that I have enough variety in my shoe wardrobe that organizing them has become a necessity. I have a couple of stack shelves in the closet and the rest in shoe boxes. I do put my off-season shoes in boxes in the back of the closet. When I get my boots out in the fall I will definitely be trying out the wine bottles as shapers.

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