Disposable shoe covers are a basic hygiene consumable for any space where floor cleanliness matters: tattoo studios, clinics, salons. The economical 100-piece pack (50 pairs) is designed for studios with a steady flow of clients, where every person entering the work area receives a pair. The blue model, with an elastic band, can be put on in seconds over any footwear and is discarded after a single use.
How many pairs do I actually get in the 100-piece pack?▾
100 pieces means 50 complete pairs. The shoe covers are identical to each other, with no left/right distinction, so you won't end up with 'unmatched' pieces. For a studio, the consumption rate depends on the number of clients per day — think one pair per client, plus extra pairs for anyone accompanying them in the work area.
Do they fit any shoe size?▾
Yes, the elastic band on the edge allows the shoe cover to fit any standard shoe size, from sneakers to boots. The manufacturer's stated size is 15 x 40 cm. It's easy to put on: the client pulls the cover over their shoe, and the elastic secures it automatically.
Can I reuse them if a client only stayed a few minutes?▾
No. They are a single-use consumable: once worn, they have come into contact with the shoe sole and the floor, so reusing them defeats the very purpose for which you provide them. The cost per pair is low precisely to discourage reuse — discard them after each use and offer a new pair at every visit.
Are they compatible with automatic shoe cover dispensers?▾
No, this standard model with a simple elastic band is designed for manual application — the client pulls them on themselves. Automatic dispensers require shoe covers with a special fastening system (T-type). If your studio uses such a dispenser, choose the dedicated dispenser model, available separately.
Who should wear shoe covers in the studio — just clients?▾
Ideally, anyone entering the work area: clients, companions, delivery personnel, visitors. This keeps the floor consistently clean, not just during a session, and communicates a clear hygiene standard to everyone. The simplest solution is to place the pack right at the entrance to the work area, with a visible sign and a collection bin nearby.
Why should I get the 100-piece pack instead of small sets?▾
For an active studio, the large pack means a lower price per piece, fewer restocking orders, and the assurance that you won't run out of stock in the middle of a busy day. The product is the same as in small sets — same construction with elastic band — only the packaging is economical, with pieces stacked compactly. If you're just testing the product, a small set is sufficient; for regular use, the 100-piece pack is the practical choice.
