<p>Years ago, when first married and living in an apartment with limited closet space, I had picked up a couple of hanger systems. One is a wire system, 8 or 10 “L” shaped bars on a central stem, and a standard hanger hook. Takes no more space than a suit jacket would. I also picked up a couple of plastic disc shaped variations. </p>
<p>Try googling “hanging tie racks”. Here’s one [Your</a> perfect wooden tie rack! Deluxe 10-Tie Rack and Belt Organiser](<a href=“Clothes Hangers | Hangers For Shirts,Trousers & Coats”>Clothes Hangers | Hangers For Shirts,Trousers & Coats), a variation on the first I describe.</p>
<p>Given the inexpensive nature of these, they may well be worth a shot. My ties are still on them. Wrinkling is not an issue. I no longer need to wear one on a daily basis, and they are relegated to a crammed “dead” storage closet. When I do need to put one on, wrinkling has never been an issue.</p>