Reviewers are calling it: these 9 Target shoe organizers are a must for small spaces

Say goodbye to the messy footwear pileup

2 Target shoe organizers, one hanging over a bedroom door with pockets, another in an entryway with shelves beside door
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When you live in a small space, everything needs a place. One of our biggest daily struggles is with shoes. It's so easy to let them pile up at the door or completely forget that a pair exists once they're tossed into the black hole that is the closet. If you constantly find yourself tripping over messy piles or unable to find the boots that will go so perfectly with your #OOTD, then consider this a PSA: It's time to get a shoe organizer. And we've got plenty of shoe storage ideas and products for you to browse.

To help make the search even easier, we looked through Target to find top-rated, budget-friendly shoe organizers that work with any kind of space. Below, you'll find all of the shoe storage buys that shoppers rate highest, from shoe racks that'll help you finally achieve a neat and orderly entryway, to vertical organizers that you can squeeze into a closet or corner. Take it from us: these simple storage solutions are an absolute essential.

6 Target shoe organizers to keep your footwear collection tidy

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Not sure where to start when it comes to organizing your shoe collection? Karen Windholz, the professional organizer behind Sort Toss Repeat, recommends going in with a game plan. "Shoes are most accessible when they are organized on shelves by color and type," she says. "Often, I recommend investing in clear stackable shoe boxes to maximize the vertical space in closets. Clear boxes allow you to see each pair of shoes easily."

But if closet space is limited, there are plenty of other options — here are some of our favorites available at Target.


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Patty Lee
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Patty Lee is a lifestyle editor who has experience writing about food, home, travel, and more. She has held editorial roles for print and digital publications such as The Kitchn, The Spruce Eats, New York Daily News and Time Out New York and also served as social media manager for Martha Stewart Living. Additionally, her writing has been published by Thrillist, Food Network, PureWow, Forbes Vetted, and more. A native New Yorker who grew up in Brooklyn's Chinatown, her perfect weekend breakfast is a combination of bagels and dim sum.

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