Disposable Shoe Try-On Footies

Leather shoes, heels and closed pumps cannot be tried on with socks, and barefoot try-ons leave sweat marks inside the shoe — the next customer sees them and will not put the shoe on. That problem is most visible exactly where the sample shoes are most expensive. A disposable try-on liner sits inside the shoe, so the customer fits over the liner and the shoe stays clean; discard after use and no cleaning step is needed. Shoe stores, brand counters and showrooms use them to keep sample pairs presentable; return inspection and showroom fittings are common uses too. They belong to the same retail-hygiene basket as the disposable fitting room face mask, so the two can be sourced together.

Four things define the spec: the form (a flat sheet liner or a slip-on style, whichever fits store habit), GSM (typically 20-40 — thinner is cheaper, thicker holds its shape), sizing (separate men and women ranges, or one universal size) and whether to print the store logo or a short fitting notice. Packing can be bulk boxes or small individual sachets for the counter, and sachets can also go inside the shoebox for e-commerce returns inspection. Tell us the number of stores and weekly try-on traffic and we will size the order and send free samples.