Match the belt to the method
Check maker guidance for leather, woven, elastic, or embellished belts. Some may suit gentle rolling, while others are easier to keep on an appropriate hanging support. Avoid tight coils or sharp folds that strain the material. Separate heavy or pointed buckles from clothing that could be marked or snagged. Do not assume one hook can comfortably hold every belt you own.
Keep retrieval simple
In a drawer, use shallow compartments or loose rolls that let you lift one belt without disturbing the others. On a rail or hook system, leave enough spacing to identify individual pieces. Place the everyday belts near the clothing they accompany and store occasional accessories separately. Check for wear at fastening holes and hardware during the return step, arranging repairs where worthwhile. If the collection becomes tangled, reduce the number per compartment rather than adding another layer. Visibility matters more than creating the smallest possible bundle.
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