Dollar Tree's $1.25 stackable felt organizers are a messy sock drawer savior – I'm buying 18 for a fall family tidying-up session this weekend

It's time to get sorted

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I hate wearing socks in the summer, but with fall fast approaching, I’ve been in and out of my sock drawers daily, and it’s quickly becoming a mess. The same can be said for my daughter's and my husband’s.

That’s why I’m grabbing these $1.50 felt organizers from The Dollar Tree to tidy across my home. They’re stackable and affordable, so I’m getting 18 to fix all the socks and underwear chaos across my family home this weekend.

It’s the perfect closet organizing idea to use as fall approaches, when cold toes and messy spaces are both popping up in abundance.

The perfect fix for messy sock drawers

Each square will hold 16 pairs of socks and can be stacked on top of each other to make full use of the vertical storage in your dresser or closet.

The product has received five-star reviews from customers, with one shopper saying it’s ‘great’ and praising the quick turnaround they have seen on their mess. They add, ‘I just bought these today. Wow, what a difference it made in organizing my undergarments. Thanks, Dollar Tree.’

Another happy shopper used it for their socks, adding, ‘This is an awesome product to store and organize socks! For the price can’t go wrong. Definitely a great buy!’

I will also use them for my collection of fluffy socks and to organize my underwear. My daughter has a vast collection too, and her morning rush to get ready for school often ends in stress over socks, so I’m hoping this is the closet storage gem that will fix that!

What to shop

If you like this organizing tip, but the felt ones are not for you, here are some fast home delivery options to try instead.

All prices were correct at the time of publication.


If socks aren't the only problem stressing you out when getting ready in the morning, try Nate Berkus' 3-step organizing routine that simplifies storage in problem areas, or consider closet-space-saving techniques.

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Punteha van Terheyden
Head of Solved

Punteha was editor of Real Homes before joining Homes and Gardens as Head of Solved. Previously, she wrote and edited lifestyle and consumer pieces for the national press for 16 years, working across print and digital newspapers and magazines. She’s a Sunday Times bestselling ghostwriter, BBC Good Food columnist and founding editor of independent magazine, lacunavoices.com. Punteha loves keeping her home clean, has tested and reviewed the latest robot vacuums, enjoys cooking, DIY, and spending weekends personalizing her newly-built home, tackling everything from plumbing to tiling and weatherproofing.

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