Shoe box dieline
Free shoe box dieline template: a one-piece corrugated box with a hinged lid, rolled end walls and finger notches, folded without glue. Enter length, width, height and the board; get a print-ready PDF with cut and crease lines.
About this dieline
About this dieline
A shoe box made from one piece of corrugated board, its lid hinged on at the back. The end walls are double at the top: each rolls over inside, holds the corner flaps of the front and back walls, and pokes a small tab out through a slot at each corner, so the box keeps its shape without glue. The lid sits over the box like a separate lid would, and a finger notch at each end lets you lift it.
Enter the length, width and height and the board thickness, and download a print-ready PDF with cut and crease lines. The front of the lid is a double band that locks with two tabs. The box ships flat and suits shoes, boots and slippers, or anything of a similar size: clothing, toys, gift sets.
What size do I need for a pair of shoes?
Lay the pair side by side, heel to toe, as it will sit in the box. Heel to toe is the length, the two shoes across is the width, the highest point is the height, each plus 5–10 mm for tissue paper. Shoe boxes are sold at about 305 × 178 × 102 mm for women's shoes and 330 × 203 × 127 mm for men's.
Does it need glue?
No. The rolled end walls hold the corners and the lid locks with two small tabs, all folded by hand. Fill one box and lift it by the lid before you order a run, to see that it holds your shoes.