Hinged Lid Shoe Boxes

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Custom Sizes

Tell us the size you need and we will quote it.

Design Support

Free artwork and design assistance are included with your quote.

Fast Quotes

We reply to quote requests within 1 business day.

When to Choose Hinged Lid Shoe Boxes

A one-piece box with a hinged lid is the shoe box most people picture. The lid is attached to the back wall, so it cannot get lost, and the whole box is made from one flat piece that folds up. That makes it a practical choice for a shoe line where staff and customers open and close the box many times, and for stockrooms where boxes are stacked and the lid has to stay with its base.

Choose it over a lid and base box when you want the lid attached and a simple, familiar opening. Choose a drawer box when you want a slide-out reveal, and a mailer style box when the box has to ship to the customer on its own. Our free shoe box dieline template shows the flat pattern, and the corner lock and rope handle shoe box templates show other versions, so you can plan your sizes and artwork before you request a quote.

What to Look for in Hinged Lid Shoe Boxes

• Inside size. Measure the largest pair you pack, with the laces tied, then add room for tissue paper or a paper insert.
• Hinge side. The lid is attached to one long wall. Decide which side faces the customer, so the logo reads the right way up when the lid is open.
• Lid depth. A deeper lid skirt covers more of the base and closes more firmly. Ask how deep the lid should be for your shoe height.
• Thumb hole. Our dieline has a round thumb hole in the end walls to help lift the box. Tell us if you want one, and where it should sit.
• Tuck tabs. The lid skirt closes with tabs that tuck into slits. Ask how the closure holds up when the box is opened many times.
• Rope handles. We can add rope handles to the end walls, so the box carries like a bag. Tell us if you want them and how heavy the shoes are.

Where Hinged Lid Shoe Boxes Are Used

• Everyday footwear. Sneakers, flats and casual shoes sold in a branded box.
• Online shoe stores. A printed box that goes inside a shipping carton.
• Kids' shoes. Smaller sizes, where one box size can cover a range.
• Resellers. A box with your own logo in place of the maker's box.

Artwork and Printing Tips

• Put the logo and the style name on the lid. It is the largest flat area and the first thing a customer sees.
• Keep text away from the hinge, the lid edge and the thumb hole.
• Leave a label area on one end wall for the size, color and style code, so stock can be found quickly.
• Print the inside of the lid if you want a message to appear when the box opens. Ask for a layout and place your artwork on it before you approve.

How It Works

1. 1

   Share Your Requirements

   Send us your required or product dimensions, preferred style, required quantity, delivery location, and artwork.

2. 2

   Review Your Quote

   We will prepare pricing based on the selected size, material, printing, finishing, and quantity.

3. 3

   Approve Dieline & Artwork

   Review the layout and artwork before production begins.

4. 4

   Production and Delivery

   After approval, your order moves into production and is shipped to your specified location.

Frequently Asked Questions