Because the doll combines soft silicone with an internal metal skeleton, prolonged uneven pressure, unnatural positioning, or unsuitable environmental conditions may affect its condition. When the doll is not in use, choose an appropriate storage method and protect it carefully.
01 | Choose an Appropriate Storage Method
Hanging storage is the preferred method for long-term storage.
- Suspending the doll from the neck hanging point reduces contact pressure and helps minimize localized deformation.
- When hanging the doll, we recommend a light-colored, non-underwire bra to provide appropriate breast support and reduce the long-term effects of gravity.
If hanging storage is not possible, store the doll lying flat.
- Place it on a soft, level surface and add soft support beneath the lower back and backs of the thighs to distribute body weight and reduce prolonged pressure on areas such as the buttocks.
- For long-term flat storage, periodically change the position—for example, alternate the direction of a slight side-lying position—so the same area is not continuously compressed.
02 | Avoid Unnatural Positions for Extended Periods
- Keep the doll in a natural, relaxed position during storage.
- Avoid prolonged excessive bending or twisting, which may cause creases, pressure marks, or affect structural stability.
- Never display or store the doll in extreme poses beyond its intended structural limits, as this may place excessive stress on joints, connection points, and other load-bearing areas.
03 | Clothing and Surface Protection
- For long-term storage, we strongly recommend storing the doll without clothing.
- Dark or brightly colored garments may transfer dye to the silicone, especially during prolonged contact. Washing the garment does not completely eliminate this risk.
- If the doll must be stored while dressed, choose loose, light-colored clothing and avoid tight or restrictive garments that may leave pressure marks over time.
04 | Storage Environment
- Store the doll in a dry, ventilated, room-temperature environment away from direct sunlight. Prolonged exposure to sunlight or intense lighting may affect the durability of the surface finish and may contribute to color changes.
- Avoid humid locations such as bathrooms or garages and areas with large temperature fluctuations. Extreme heat, cold, and humidity may affect the condition of the materials.
05 | Protection During Storage
- During storage, avoid:
- Placing the doll near sharp objects;
- Placing heavy objects on top of the body;
- Leaving any single area under continuous concentrated pressure.
- If using a storage case, flight case, or similar container, retain the original protective packing materials for additional cushioning.
- Make sure the product is clean and completely dry before storage.