If you’ve ever opened your kitchen drawer to grab a sandwich bag only to be greeted by an avalanche of boxes, you know the struggle. Plastic-bag chaos is real — and it’s one of those daily annoyances you don’t realize is draining your patience until you’re wrestling a half-empty box of quart bags out from under the gallon ones. That’s why Target shoppers are obsessed with plastic bag organizers. These sleek dividers give every size — from snack to freezer bags — its own slot, so you can ditch the ripped cardboard boxes once and for all.
One standout is the bamboo plastic organizer from Target’s in-house Brightroom brand. With four roomy slots, it keeps everything contained, neat, and (dare we say) kind of satisfying to look at. Reviewers rave about how it instantly makes their drawers look Pinterest-worthy without spending a fortune.
Each section is labeled with the type of bags it’s intended for, and when it’s assembled in a square formation it measures just under 13 inches square. The entire thing is made from bamboo.
If you’re tired of crushed cardboard boxes spilling sandwich bags every time you open a drawer, this organizer will feel like a sigh of relief. It’s designed with four roomy sections that fit standard gallon, quart, sandwich, and snack bags – basically the entire plastic-bag family that usually runs wild in your kitchen – and each individual piece can be moved around depending on the layout of your drawer space. When it’s assembled in a square formation it measures just under 13 inches square.
Instead of juggling half-empty boxes, you just slide the bags into their slots and pull them out through wide openings whenever you need one. You can refill in seconds without the usual wrestling match. Ahead, see what some reviewers had to say – or keep scrolling to see some more organizers from Target that will bring some order to your chaotic kitchen.
“Love that I could arrange it how I wanted to fit best in our drawer.” – H
“Super adorable and sturdy. I was surprised that it’s not attached together, it is four separate containers. This adds to the versatility and makes it easier to accommodate any space.” – Mom of 4
“The simple design combines style and functionality. The compartments are perfectly sized to fit an assortment of bags, from snack to gallon sizes. It’s a great purchase if you’re looking to organize your kitchen efficiently without breaking the bank.” – Southern Swan
“Looks much nicer than the boxes they come in and are lower than those boxes. Feel like they are sturdy and should hold up for everyday use.” – ShopMom
“Absolutely love this! Laid them out in a drawer and it is so practical and helps stay organized.” – Bird feed
A marble utensil crock
A large utensil crock like this one is one of the easiest ways to keep your bigger cooking tools close at hand, and this marble one from Threshold is just lovely to look at it. It’s about six inches high and reviewers say its slightly heavy, which is actually perfect for storing big items that might make a too-lightweight canister tip over.
Some of the most beloved containers on the internet
While these recognizable containers are mostly used for stashing leftovers, we're including them based on our unscientific hypothesis that they might be some of the most popular food storage accessories on the internet. (They can also be used for pantry storage when they're not holding your day’s lunch.) From TikTok videos to Reddit forums, there are plenty of places to find high praise for Rubbermaid's Brilliance line. The airtight vessels are made from ultra-clear, BPA-free plastic and are designed to be totally leakproof. The 10-piece set pictured here includes five bases and five lids in a variety of sizes.
A stackable pantry basket with wooden handles
This well-ventilated wire basket is the perfect place for housing produce. Not only do the receptacle’s rubberwood handles look nice, they offer an easy way to move it around when needed. It offers a convenient front opening so you don't lose access to your avocados or apples when the baskets are stacked together.
A stoneware jar for decanting oil
While it may not actually save you any space, replacing your splattered store-bought oil olive bottle with this handsome stoneware one will definitely give your kitchen or dining table a streamlined look. This customer-favorite option is stamped with a subtle “O” to indicate the contents, and comes with a wood-accented drizzling spout.
A two-tiered organizer with a slide-out basket
While we're seeing this organizer styled with bathroom supplies, it's also the perfect size and shape to keep under your kitchen sink to corral cleaning supplies and extra sponges. It’s about 14 inches high and is made from a rust-resistant steel.
A rack for awkward items
Get baking sheets, cutting boards and frying pans off the countertop or stove with the help of this ingeniously simple vertical storage rack. There are a slew of customer photos showcasing beautifully organized kitchen cabinets equipped with these affordable holders — a few reviewers even used them for notepads and extra laptops. The metal object measures about 10 inches in height and can be oriented vertically or horizontally.
A set of nice-looking magnetic bag clips
The bag clip is an underestimated weapon in the battle against kitchen chaos. How often do you just roll up a bag of chips as tightly as possibly and just smash it into the corner of your pantry, hoping for the best — or, even worse, put in inside another plastic shopping bag that you then tie shut? (No judgement here, by the way. I do this all the time.) This $5 purchase could put an end to this cumbersome practice, and each of the six clips is magnetic, for easy, visible storage. The colors are also just so nice.
A big ol' jar for just $5
This huge glass jar holds 75 ounces worth of anything, and is an easy way to bring order to your pantry. Goodbye, mismatched half-finished bags of rice, pasta and flour; hello, visually consistent glass containers for all of your dry goods (with the potential for creative labeling, if that's something you're in favor of). The roughly 6-inch tall vessel comes with a stainless steel lid.
A in-drawer knife block
In order to preserve sharpness, knives need to be stored carefully — and doing so can be a wee bit of a pain. This pretty bamboo holder sits right in your drawer and will keep your cutting implements lined up nicely (and most importantly, the blades protected). It's equipped with 13 slots and measures a little over 15 inches in length.
Some really stylish bag storage
While on the topic of drawers, we couldn't resist including another horizontally-oriented organizer with a really ingenious design. Each of these open storage caddies is intended to fit a specific size of plastic baggie, and while it's not totally obvious from the photos, reviewers confirm that the set comes in four discrete piece that can be arranged individually for the best possible fit in your unique drawer space.
A nice-looking rotating spice rack
Spices are some of the most delightful (and necessary) ingredients to cook with, and also some of the most horrifying to store. If you actually like to experiment with flavors, you're probably accumulated a collection of mismatched jars, baggies, and tins to house your precious flavoring agents, making consistent storage a nightmare. We really like the idea of using this lazy Susan-powered rack to keep your most-used options close at hand and even on display. Your collection is worth showing off, after all.
Or a cabinet-mounted rack
If you'd rather keep your eclectic assortment of flavoring out of sight, we do not blame you one bit, and found this mountable rack that's designed to maximize interior cabinet space and keep those little jars and bottles stashed away. It measures almost 15 inches in height and comes with mounting hardware.
A cookbook or tablet stand
I have a pretty small kitchen with limited counter space, and nothing makes it feel more chaotic than when I am trying to bake and my cookbook — or worse, my phone — is in the way. I find myself constantly moving it around to make room for other dishes, getting it absolutely covered with whatever ingredient's I'm using, and bending over in a really uncomfortable way to read a recipe. The idea of having a dedicated stand that keeps my reading material easily accessible but out of my food-prep zone sounds like a dream, and this rubberwood cookbook stand from Target is light, streamlined and will blend in with any kitchen decor.