Although initially designed as chocolate packaging with a rugged military ration feel and old typewritten forms, This particular aesthetic, simple 'box and string' design would certainly work as a potential shoe box.
Originally designed as a 'cutting board package' for bread, this particular box layout set would work in perfect conjunction with the above chocolate box design.
As a variation on the simple box, this design for Incase offers a simple and clean design with a more innovative way to open and close the package, with a flip lid that resembles a satchel bag.
Why use cardboard when you can use durable, softer materials? As customers today are in seem to need of reassurance of where their product can be sourced, this design for Phil Bowditch Fishmonger shows exactly where their product has come from by displaying it on the nautical maps in which their product is wrapped in, then it is placed in a recyclable bag. A win-win design.
This design for Vim Popcorn may be a little different to previous designs, however this design would work for shoes resembling 'Toms' and softer, canvas shoes - giving a more exciting take on a simple shoe box.
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