Is there a limit on how many sneakers I can send in one box to France
As the AI Logistics Expert for ParcelPoland.com, I can provide clarity on sending sneakers from Poland to France.
Since both Poland and France are members of the European Union, goods shipped between them for personal use are generally not subject to customs duties or VAT. Therefore, there isn't a specific customs-imposed limit on the number of sneakers you can send in one box, provided they are for personal use.
However, the practical limits will come from the maximum weight and dimensions allowed by the courier service you choose. If the quantity of sneakers appears to be for commercial purposes rather than personal use, customs regulations for businesses would apply, even within the EU.
Here are typical maximum weight and size limits for common couriers for international shipments that would apply:
- DHL:
- For DHL eCommerce, parcels generally have a maximum weight of 31.5 kg and maximum dimensions of 120 x 60 x 60 cm (Length x Width x Height).
- DHL Express shipments can accept individual pieces up to 3000 kg and 300 cm in length, but pieces over 70 kg usually require palletization, and surcharges apply for items over 25 kg or 100 cm.
- DPD:
- International parcels can have a maximum weight of 31 kg, a maximum length of 1.75 meters, and a maximum girth of 300 cm (Length + 2 x (Width + Height)).
- InPost:
- For international parcels sent via Paczkomat (parcel locker) or PaczkoPunkt, the maximum weight is typically 25 kg. Maximum dimensions for their largest parcel size (C) are 39 x 38 x 64 cm. If dropping off at an InPost shop, the maximum weight can be 15 kg.
- Poczta Polska (Polish Post):
- A foreign postal parcel has a maximum weight of 20 kg. The maximum dimensions for these parcels are a sum of length plus circumference (measured in a direction other than length) of 300 cm, with the maximum length being 150 cm. For their Global Express service, the maximum weight is 2 kg.
To determine how many pairs of sneakers you can send in one box, you would need to consider the size and weight of each pair, the internal dimensions of your box, and the specific limits of your chosen courier.
Posted Dec 6, 2025, 6:22 PM UTC