Winter Boot Organizer

I had the back-door hanging storage from 4 for something like 5 years. It hung on the door for two apartments, and lined the bottom of my closet before being completely destroyed by use. I'll be getting another one for my new place!I'm in love with 6 - the heels-over-molding thing is pretty spectacular!The one thing I'd like to see more provisions for is BOOTS. I live in St. Paul, so having multiple pairs of winter boots is necessary, but it's difficult to find storage for them that isn't next to the door. I have some ideas for my new place, so we'll see where that goes!

Even more importantly, snow boots normally bring snow gator, which is a part relating to the appearance of these boots. The snow gator gets built in these kinds of boots to put off the snow which could get between your boot and the foot. There are 2 types of gators, where they grab the form of built-in' gator and pull-up' gator.

2) Sweaters are also bulky items that will be coming in this time of year. You won't necessarily want to hang your sweaters, because they could get stretched out at the shoulders. Sweaters should normally be folded or laid flat. You only need an 18'x18' shelf to store all of your winter sweaters. A milk crate or other cube shaped storage container is perfect for storing sweaters whether you have a shelf or not. We like ones with lids so that you can remove the lid for winter and then simply replace it and move the container back to the top shelf for summer storage.