a portable tie holder which has a rectangular base and a plurality of movable arms for accommodating ties and like garments . each arm includes a generally u - shaped rod having an axial end and a lateral end . hinges are operatively associated with the axial ends of the arms allowing the arms to pivot relative the base . locks mounted on the base releasably hold the lateral ends of the arms to locate the arms adjacent the base . a hook is mounted on the base whereby the holder may be hung on a fixture .