Overview
What it is
Shoe covers are a simple, high-volume way to keep dirt and contaminants out of a controlled area. Made from non-woven fabric with an elasticated opening, they pull on over footwear and are discarded after use. Standard in hospitals, cleanrooms, laboratories, show homes and site visits, and available with an anti-slip sole print where floors are smooth.
Not suited to
A hygiene barrier, not protective footwear. Not rated for wet, hot or hazardous environments.
Best suited to
- Hospitals
- Cleanrooms
- Laboratories
- Show homes
- Site visits
Material profile
| Recyclable | Yes — PP 5, if uncontaminated |
|---|---|
| Reusable | Single use |
| Biodegradable | No |
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Technical specification
The figures we hold
Anything marked on request is confirmed against your order rather than published as a range. Ask for the size and quantity you need and we will send the figure.
| Material | Non-woven PP with elasticated opening |
|---|---|
| GSM range | On request |
| Load capacity | On request |
| Standard sizes | On request |
| Print methods | Anti-slip sole print available |
| Minimum order | On request |
| Lead time | On request |
Values marked on request are confirmed against your order rather than published as a range. Ask and we will send the figure for the size and quantity you need.
Use cases
Sectors that specify this material
Customisation
Print options for Shoe Covers
This material is not branded by our five standard processes. What it does carry is below, and we will confirm artwork with a free digital mockup before production.
Available on this material
Anti-slip sole print available. Custom sizes, handle types, gussets and colours are quoted per order, and available options vary by material.
Related
Often specified alongside
Next step
Request a quote for Shoe Covers
Send the quantity, the size and the date you need it by. We will confirm the specification and price, with a free digital mockup before anything is printed.