GUAILA TOYS

Key points • Outfits are patterned against your doll's actual measurements, or against a sample doll you send us — not taken from a standard size chart. Fit is judged on the sampling prototype, worn by the doll. • The range covers three groups: outfits and outfit sets, wearable accessories such as hats and bags, and doll-home pieces such as bedding and soft furniture items. • Doll clothes and accessories start at 500 pieces per style. This is an exception to the lower minimums elsewhere on the site: the 100-piece minimum for cotton dolls does not extend to their clothing, and the 300-piece option for simpler plush designs does not apply here. • Sampling takes 10–15 working days. The fee is assessed from your reference, starting from ¥500, and is credited when the style reaches a 500-piece bulk order. • If you do not need a custom design, our catalog carries in-stock doll accessories (6 styles), doll-home pieces (8 styles) and themed doll styles (4 styles).

Fabrics are matched to your reference during sampling and confirmed on the prototype. A fabric that reads well in a photo can hang differently at doll scale, so the check happens on the finished piece, not on a swatch name.

Alongside outfits, we develop the pieces that go with the doll: hats, bags, scarves and similar wearable accessories, and doll-home pieces such as bedding, cushions and soft furniture items. Each is developed as its own style, from your photos, sketches or a reference sample.

Small pieces carry their own limits, and evaluation settles them before sampling: hardware and fine detail that work at full size may need to be simplified, printed or embroidered at doll scale, and a piece that cannot hold its shape in soft materials will be flagged at this stage with the closest workable version, not after the prototype is made.

An outfit set — top, bottom and hat sold together, for example — is sampled as one set and counts as one style. A series built on one base pattern, such as a seasonal range, reuses the pattern work across the series; each colour or fabric variant is still sampled and counted as its own style, the same counting we use for every custom product.

This is where repeat orders usually come from: the doll sells once, and its wardrobe keeps selling. A base pattern that already fits your doll makes each later set a shorter job than the first, because the body work is done and only the new design is evaluated.

What we cannot work from is a doll's height alone. Two dolls of the same height differ in chest, arm length and head size, and an outfit patterned on height alone will miss on at least one of them. A sample doll is the reliable route; measurements are the workable one.

• Can I order clothes without ordering dolls? Yes. Clothes and accessories are ordered on their own, patterned to your doll from a sample or its measurements. The 500-piece minimum per style applies to these orders.

• My doll comes in two sizes. Can one outfit cover both? No — fit follows the body, so each size needs its own pattern, and each counts as its own style for sampling and minimum quantity. Send measurements or a sample for each size.

• What do you need to quote a sampling fee? Photos or sketches of the outfit or accessory, the doll's measurements or a sample doll, the quantity per design you have in mind, and any fabric you have already chosen. With that, evaluation can confirm what the design involves and the fee can be quoted.

Next step Use the Product Information form on this page. It asks for a product name, a target size in cm, the quantity per design, your contact details, and a reference image: put your doll's height as the target size, upload photos of the outfit or accessory you want, and add the doll's key measurements — or note that you will send a sample doll — in the requirements field. That gives us what evaluation needs to reply with the sampling fee for your style.