Choose the head and body separately when selecting a LaceDoll.

Even products with the same name or photograph may offer multiple choices for the head, body material, height, makeup, and hair specifications. Do not infer the entire configuration from the material named in the heading. The basic approach is to check, line by line, what will arrive after you make your selections.

In particular, record a silicone head paired with a TPE (thermoplastic elastomer) body separately from an all-silicone configuration. Changing only the body does not necessarily change the head specifications as well. Before paying, check that the selections in your cart and the quotation describe the same combination.

Silicone and TPE (thermoplastic elastomer) are different material categories, but their names alone do not establish which will have a better feel or finish. Formulation, surface finish, internal structure, and other conditions can differ even within the same category. Decide first whether appearance, everyday moving, or ease of care matters most to you, and your questions will become more specific.

Treat standard and lightweight versions as separate configurations too. Using the lower weight together with the standard version's price to plan your budget will not reflect the actual order conditions. If you want a lightweight version, ask about the extra cost, eligible bodies, and any changes to handling requirements as well as the weight.

Comparing the standard TPE (thermoplastic elastomer) body configurations of 夏沫 158cm and 晚冰 160cm shows that the taller option is not necessarily heavier. Do not judge ease of handling from a single dimension. Narrow your shortlist by also considering body shape, where the doll will be kept, and situations that require changing your grip or position while moving it.

The weights below refer to standard TPE (thermoplastic elastomer) bodies. Confirm the total weight including the head before ordering. Also, the displayed starting price is not a final quotation covering every option you want. Use the figures in the table as a starting point for deciding on a configuration.

For example, even if two candidates differ little in height, check the width needed for placement and the clothing measurements separately. Recording reasons based on your preferred head separately from those based on body dimensions helps show which conditions you prioritize. Do not decide on weight difference alone; obtain answers to the same questions for each candidate.

If the character of the face is your highest priority, shortlist heads first and then choose from bodies that can be paired with them. This makes the process easier to organize. If storage space or moving constraints are more limiting, narrow the range by dimensions and configuration-specific weights first, then look for a face you like within that range.

If you want to enjoy dressing the doll, do not choose clothing sizes by height alone. Check shoulder width, body circumferences, and whether the garment opens in a way that allows it to be put on and removed. If you want the outfit shown in a photograph, ask separately whether it is included, requires a separate order, and can be supplied in the same design.

When your comparison notes match the order details, confirming them with the seller becomes easier. Include the head and body combination you want, as well as the product name, in your inquiry. If you want to change an item, ask to see the totals before and after the change so you can assess it.