15 shoe organization ideas that make the most of your space

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• As your shoe collection grows, it seems that the space to store it is only shrinking.
• Depending on what your closet and room look like, there are multiple possible organization solutions to address this problem.
• With these 15 products, you can store them vertically, side by side, or in individual boxes. Find the best shoe organization solution for your needs below.

Of all the clothes and accessories we have to store in our room, shoes are among the most egregious problem item. We possess too many pairs for our own good, and they're often bulky or come in weird shapes.

It's time to stop tripping over your heels or digging through mismatched sneakers every time you want to leave the house and look presentable for society.

There are many different ways you can organize your shoe mess, whether you prefer to stack them or line them up - or maybe you'll take any configuration as long as it saves space and makes your shoe situation neater.

We found 15 unique shoe organization products that can help you make the most of your limited closet space and keep track of your shoe collection.

Looking for more ways to organize your clothes? Check out these guides:

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