The Full Collection — Every Brand, Every Material, One Catalogue.

Dolls

From the first RealDoll in 1996 to today's 3D-scanned silicone flagships — every era of companion doll craftsmanship, all in one place.

A Brief History of the Companion Doll
- 1996: Abyss Creations introduces the RealDoll — a full silicone/latex skin over a poseable internal skeleton, widely credited as the start of the modern realistic companion doll category.
- 2003–2009: Interchangeable face systems arrive, followed by platinum-cure silicone formulas that are far more durable and far less prone to tearing or compression marks than the tin-cure silicone used before.
- 2010s: A new generation of manufacturers, many based in Guangdong, China, bring thermoplastic elastomer (TPE) to market as a softer, more affordable alternative to silicone — and doll-making grows from a handful of boutique studios into a full manufacturing industry.
- 2020s: 3D body scanning, modular anatomy, and standardized skeleton platforms push realism and customization further than ever, with brands competing on skin texture, articulation, and made-to-order configuration rather than one-size-fits-all molds.

That entire history sits in one catalogue here — every material, every brand, every body type we carry, from ultra-premium silicone flagships to budget-friendly TPE, sourced directly from the manufacturers building them.

Official Dolls Lineup

1,865 Dolls in stock, across every brand

16 Manufacturers carried, silicone to TPE

1996 The year realistic silicone companions began