October 2026

Owning a sex doll in a small apartment is a logistics problem, not a taste problem. The doll has to be carried, washed, dried and stored in a space that is already full, and none of those steps can be left half-done without damaging it. The good news is that a mini doll solves this almost completely — and this guide is about choosing the right one for the space you actually have, not the space you wish you had.

Measure three things before you buy anything

Not your room. These three:

1. Storage: the widest, tallest, deepest empty space you control. A drawer, a wardrobe floor, the gap under a bed, a cupboard shelf. Write the numbers down.
2. Carry distance: how far you would carry a doll from storage to wherever you wash it. If it is more than a few metres, or involves stairs, weight becomes the deciding factor.
3. Drying space: where a washed doll can lie flat and undisturbed for several hours. This is the constraint people forget, and it is why some owners wash a doll and then put it back damp — the most common cause of mould.

With those three numbers in hand, the size decision usually makes itself.

Which size fits which space

Space you have	Size to buy	Weight to expect	Price
One drawer or one shelf, ~70 × 40 cm	70cm	5.5–6.5 kg	$850
Wardrobe floor or under-bed gap, ~105 × 40 cm	100cm or 105cm	~14 kg	$889–$899
A cupboard shelf only, no floor space	Torso, 40–56cm	3–6 kg	$298–$988

The 70cm case

If you are in a studio, a shared flat, a dorm, or a room in a family home, 70cm is the only size that does not require you to reorganise your living space. Three models here, all $850, all TPE anime bodies at 5.5–6.5 kg.

What makes it work in a small flat is not just the size — it is the weight. At under 7 kg you can carry it to the bathroom with one hand, wash it in a basin rather than a bathtub, and have it back in storage inside half an hour. That is a routine you will actually keep up with. A 14 kg doll in a flat with no bathtub is a routine that gets skipped, and a skipped routine is what ruins a doll.

The 100cm case

If you have a wardrobe floor, an under-bed gap, or a closet, 100cm gives you much more doll for $39 more — adult proportions, a properly detailed face, and enough mass to hold a pose without tipping. Seven models from $889, including A-cup and F-cup options and one silicone body.

The catch is the weight. At ~14 kg it is a two-hands, close-to-the-body carry, and it needs a real drying space. If your bathroom is a shower cubicle with no floor space and your bed is against the wall, 100cm will be a constant nuisance regardless of how good it looks.

The 105cm case

Three models at $899. Everything said about 100cm applies, with one added benefit: the longer legs and redistributed proportions make seated poses look natural, which matters in a small flat where the doll will often be sitting on a chair or the edge of a bed rather than lying down.

The torso case

Worth saying plainly: if your only storage is a cupboard shelf and you have no flat drying surface, a torso is the honest answer. From $298 for a 40cm TPE torso up to $988 for a 56cm silicone one, they use the same skin material, weigh 3–6 kg, and fit where no full body fits.

What you give up is the head, arms and legs — so no complete figure, and limited posing. What you gain is that ownership costs you nothing in space, and the care routine fits into a bathroom sink.

Five habits that make small-space ownership work

• Buy the storage box before the doll. It is the cheapest part of the setup and the one that decides whether the doll survives. An opaque lidded box of the right dimensions, lined with a light cotton towel.
• Keep a wash kit in one place. Mild soap, a light microfibre cloth, a drying stick, cornstarch. If the kit lives with the storage box, cleaning stays a ten-minute job instead of an excuse.
• Wash before storage, never after. A doll that is washed and put away dirty is a doll that stays dirty for weeks. Wash it at the end of use, dry it overnight, store it in the morning.
• Do not leave it out as furniture. In a small flat, a visible doll is a social problem, not a décor choice. Store it every time.
• Never store it compressed. No vacuum bags, no folded limbs, no heavy objects on top. Compression creases become cracks, and cracks are not fixable.

What about noise and neighbours

Mini dolls are not inflatable and do not squeak. The material is solid TPE or silicone over a metal skeleton, so there is no air movement and no rubber-on-rubber noise. Weight is the only physical consideration — a 14 kg body being moved between a wardrobe and a bed is not silent if it is dropped, which is why carrying it properly rather than dragging it matters.

The decision in one paragraph

Measure your storage space, your carry distance and your drying surface. If any of the three is tight, buy 70cm — it is the size that fits into a life that is already full. If all three are comfortable, buy 100cm or 105cm and get a properly detailed doll for about $40 more. If storage is one shelf and nothing else, buy a torso and accept the smaller scope rather than buying a full body you cannot look after.

Shop mini sex dolls by size

Every model is a full body with an internal skeleton. The size only changes length, weight and how easy it is to put away.

• 70cm sex dolls — 27.6 in, 5.5–6.5 kg, $850. The small-flat answer.
• 100cm sex dolls — 39.4 in, ~14 kg, from $889. Needs a wardrobe floor.
• 105cm sex dolls — 41.3 in, ~14 kg, $899. Best seated poses.

Related guides

• Mini sex doll cost guide
• How to store and hide a mini doll
• Mini anime sex doll guide
• All mini doll sizes: 70cm, 100cm and 105cm compared
• Every mini model in stock, with real prices

Anime sex dolls and mini sex dolls are usually treated as two separate categories. In practice they overlap almost completely at the small end: the vast majority of 70cm, 100cm and 105cm bodies sold today are anime-styled, because the proportions that make an anime character read correctly — large head relative to the body, stylised face, exaggerated figure — work well at short heights. A realistic adult face at 70cm tends to look uncanny. An anime face at 70cm looks intentional.

That is the honest reason mini anime dolls exist in the numbers they do. This guide covers what to expect from each size, how TPE and silicone differ for anime sculpts specifically, and what to check before buying.

Why anime styling suits mini dolls

At 70cm the head is roughly the size of a large orange. Fine detail — individual eyelashes, skin texture, subtle expression — cannot be moulded at that scale, so a realistic face ends up looking smoothed and slightly off. Anime styling solves this by design: the face is meant to be graphic and simplified, with large eyes and clean lines, so there is nothing to lose in the moulding.

At 100cm and 105cm the sculpt has enough room to add painted detail, layered eyes and defined features. That is the size where anime dolls start looking genuinely finished rather than merely stylised.

What you get at each size

	70cm	100cm	105cm
Height	27.6 in	39.4 in	41.3 in
Weight (TPE)	5.5–6.5 kg	~14 kg	~14 kg
Models in stock	3	7	3
Price	$850	$889–$899	$899
Face detail	Simplified, graphic	Painted detail, layered eyes	Painted detail, best proportions
Carry with one hand	Yes	No	No

70cm — desk-scale, one-hand carry

Three models, all F-cup TPE, all $850. At 5.5–6.5 kg you can lift one with a single hand, which makes cleaning and storing a thirty-second job rather than a project. This is the size for people whose living situation is the constraint: a shared flat, a family home, a small room.

The honest limitation is the face. It reads as anime at a glance and holds up in photos from a normal distance, but up close the features are simplified — there is no getting around the physics of a small head.

100cm — the widest choice

Seven models from $889, including an A-cup, an F-cup and the only silicone anime body in the mini range. This is where the selection is, and it is the size most buyers settle on. At ~14 kg it is heavy enough to stay put when posed and light enough for one person to move between a wardrobe and a bed.

The A-cup and F-cup options matter more than they sound. At 100cm the bust significantly changes the overall silhouette — the F-cup reads as a stylised character, the A-cup reads closer to a small adult body. Neither is more “correct”; they are different characters.

105cm — the proportions win

Three models at $899. The five extra centimetres over 100cm are distributed through the torso, thighs and neck rather than added to the top, and the practical result is a doll that sits more naturally and has longer legs relative to its body. If you plan to display it seated, 105cm looks noticeably better than 100cm. If it will spend its life lying in a storage box, the difference is irrelevant and you should buy whichever model you like more.

TPE or silicone for an anime sculpt

This is a genuine fork in the road, not a marketing upsell.

TPE is softer, warmer on first touch and cheaper. It takes a softer, more matte finish, which suits painted anime faces well. The downside: it gradually leaches oil, so it needs powdering regularly, and over two to three years the surface gets slightly tacky. It also picks up dye — dark clothing stored against it will stain permanently.

Silicone is firmer, holds sharper moulded detail and painted lines, does not leach, and cleans up far more easily. It costs several times more per kilogram, which is why only one mini model here is silicone. If you are buying an anime doll specifically for the face and you intend to keep it for years, silicone is worth the premium. If you want softness and you are buying your first doll, TPE is the better value.

Posing an anime mini doll

All full-body mini dolls here have an internal metal skeleton with articulated shoulders, elbows, hips, knees and a waist joint. A few practical notes:

• Support the weight when posing. Move a limb, then move the body. Pulling a limb while the body is unsupported puts stress on the joint material.
• Do not force past resistance. If a joint will not go further, it is at its limit. Forcing it tears the material around the joint, and that is not repairable.
• Seated poses need a flat, wide base. At 14 kg a 100cm doll seated on a narrow stool will tip. Use a chair with a solid seat.
• Standing requires support. Mini dolls can stand, but a 14 kg body with a small footprint is unstable. Lean it against a wall or use a stand, and never leave it standing unattended on a shelf.

Care for painted detail

Anime dolls carry painted eyebrows, eyeliner, blush and lip colour. That paint is applied on the surface and it is not permanent in the way moulded colour would be.

• Never use alcohol, acetone, sanitiser or any solvent on the face. It removes paint instantly.
• Clean the face with a barely damp cloth and nothing else.
• Do not rub. Dab.
• Keep the face out of direct sun; UV fades painted detail faster than anything else.
• When storing, put a soft cloth over the face so it does not press against the box or another surface.

What to check before you order

1. Does it have a skeleton? Non-negotiable. Without one it cannot hold a pose and it will crease.
2. Is the weight listed? A 100cm doll listed at 5 kg is hollow-bodied. Expect ~14 kg for TPE at that height.
3. Are the photos of the actual model? Anime dolls are frequently photographed from one angle only. Ask for a straight-on face shot and a full-body shot if they are not shown.
4. Is the head removable? Most are. A removable head makes cleaning, storage and later head swaps much easier.
5. What is the packaging like? Plain and unbranded is what you want.

Shop mini sex dolls by size

Every model is a full body with an internal skeleton. The size only changes length, weight and how easy it is to put away.

• 70cm anime sex dolls — 27.6 in, 5.5–6.5 kg, $850. Desk scale.
• 100cm anime sex dolls — 39.4 in, ~14 kg, from $889. Widest choice, A-cup to F-cup.
• 105cm anime sex dolls — 41.3 in, ~14 kg, $899. Best seated proportions.

Related guides

• Mini sex doll cost guide
• How to store and hide a mini doll
• Best doll for a small apartment
• All mini doll sizes: 70cm, 100cm and 105cm compared
• Every mini model in stock, with real prices

Most people who buy a mini sex doll do not have a spare room for it. They have a bedroom in a shared flat, a house with family in it, or a landlord who inspects twice a year. So the real question is not which doll to buy, it is where it goes when it is not in use — and how to store it so that nobody sees it and the material does not degrade.

This guide covers both, in order: the storage options that actually work, then the care routine that keeps a stored doll in good condition.

The rule that decides everything

Never store a doll folded, compressed, or standing on its feet for long periods. That single rule eliminates most storage failures. TPE and silicone both take a permanent set under sustained pressure — creases become cracks, and cracks at joints turn into tears. Whatever you choose, the doll has to lie flat, hang, or sit with the weight distributed.

Also: never store it in contact with dark fabric, printed cardboard, or PVC. Ink and dye migrate into TPE and cannot be removed.

Option 1: under the bed (best all-rounder)

This is the option most mini-doll owners end up using, and it works better than people expect.

• 70cm doll: fits under almost any bed in a flat storage box. A 70 × 40 × 25 cm box is enough.
• 100cm / 105cm doll: needs roughly 105 × 40 × 30 cm. This fits under a double bed with a decent frame gap, not under a divan with a solid base.

Use an opaque plastic storage box with a lid, not a fabric bag. Fabric bags breathe but do not protect against dust or accidental discovery, and they let the doll press against whatever is above it. Line the box with a light-coloured cotton towel or a white sheet first — that is the layer that touches the skin.

The advantage here is that nothing about an under-bed storage box looks unusual. It is the least suspicious object in any bedroom.

Option 2: wardrobe floor or a low shelf

A 70cm doll fits standing upright in most wardrobes, or lying across the floor of a wardrobe. If you hang it, use a wide padded hanger on the shoulders and check that the neck is supported — a head hanging free from a thin hook will deform.

If you use a shelf, put the doll on its side with a rolled towel under the waist. Do not let the head rest its full weight on the face.

Option 3: a hard-shell case with a lock

If privacy is the priority above everything else, a lockable hard case is the answer. Flight cases, equipment trunks and large toolboxes all work. The doll lies flat, nothing presses on it, and the case can be locked and even put in a cupboard.

Two practical notes: drill or leave a small ventilation gap so moisture can escape, and do not use a case with foam that presses into the body. Foam is fine as a base layer, not as a lid pressing down.

Option 4: hanging in a closet

A hanging doll takes up the least floor space and avoids all pressure points, which makes it the best option for 100cm and 105cm bodies if you have the closet height. It needs a strong rail — 14 kg on a thin rail will eventually bend it — and a support under the hips so the body weight is not carried by the neck alone.

The trade-off: a hanging doll is visible the moment anyone opens the closet. This option is for people who live alone or have a closet nobody else opens.

Option 5: a storage ottoman or bench

A fabric ottoman with a rigid base is a good disguise because it looks like furniture. It works well for 70cm dolls and torsos. The limit is that fabric does not protect against a hard knock, and anything heavy placed on top will mark the doll underneath. Put a rigid tray or a sheet of MDF on the bottom and keep the top empty.

What not to do

• Do not use a vacuum storage bag. Compression is exactly what causes permanent creases.
• Do not store it in a garage or shed. Heat and cold both damage TPE, and humidity causes mould inside the body cavity.
• Do not store it damp. This is the single most common cause of mould and of the sour smell people complain about. Dry it fully first — see below.
• Do not store it in direct sunlight. UV degrades both materials and fades any painted detail.
• Do not leave it in a hot car, even briefly in summer. TPE softens well below car-interior temperatures.

The drying routine that prevents mould

Washing is quick. Drying is what people get wrong, and it is the step that decides whether a stored doll stays usable.

1. Rinse with warm water and mild soap — not dish detergent, not anything with alcohol or fragrance.
2. Rinse thoroughly. Soap residue left in the material attracts dust and irritates skin.
3. Pat the outside dry with a light-coloured microfibre towel. Do not rub hard; friction on damp TPE removes the surface finish.
4. For the internal cavity, use a drying stick or roll a dry microfibre cloth and leave it in place, changing it once after an hour.
5. Let it air-dry fully — several hours, ideally overnight — before it goes into storage. If the surface still feels cool and damp, it is not dry.
6. Powder with cornstarch or renewing powder, brushing off the excess. This stops the skin from going tacky and stops surfaces from sticking to each other in storage.

Keeping it invisible in daily life

Beyond storage, a few habits make ownership much less stressful:

• Keep a dedicated towel and cloth in the same place as the storage box, so nothing is left out in the open after cleaning.
• Store the head separately from the body if you have the space. It makes the contents of a box less obviously identifiable at a glance.
• Do not keep the original packaging visible. Courier boxes are a giveaway; break them down and use a plain storage box instead.
• Ship-to options: if a home delivery is a problem, use a local pickup point where available. All orders ship in plain unbranded packaging with no product description on the outside.

The short version

Buy the storage container before the doll arrives. A 70cm doll needs a 70 × 40 × 25 cm opaque box; a 100cm or 105cm doll needs about 105 × 40 × 30 cm. Line it with light cotton, store the doll flat or hanging, never compressed, never damp, never in a garage. Do that and a mini doll lasts years — and stays completely private.

Shop mini sex dolls by size

Every model is a full body with an internal skeleton. The size only changes length, weight and how easy it is to put away.

• 70cm sex dolls — 27.6 in, 5.5–6.5 kg, $850. Stores in one drawer.
• 100cm sex dolls — 39.4 in, ~14 kg TPE, from $889. Needs a wardrobe floor or under-bed box.
• 105cm sex dolls — 41.3 in, ~14 kg TPE, $899. Best hung in a closet.

Related guides

• Mini sex doll cost guide
• Mini anime sex doll guide
• Best doll for a small apartment
• All mini doll sizes: 70cm, 100cm and 105cm compared
• Every mini model in stock, with real prices

A mini sex doll costs between $298 and $899 at this store, and the price is set almost entirely by two things: height and material. Nothing else moves the number as much. If you have been comparing quotes across sites and seeing anything from $150 to $2,500 for what looks like the same doll, this guide explains where that spread comes from and what you actually get at each price point.

All the figures below are taken from the live catalogue, not from marketing material.

What a mini sex doll costs right now

Size	Height	Typical weight	Price range
70cm full body	27.6 in	5.5–6.5 kg	$850
100cm full body	39.4 in	~14 kg (TPE)	$889–$899
105cm full body	41.3 in	~14 kg (TPE)	$899
Torso, 40–56cm	—	3–6 kg	$298–$988

The striking part: a 70cm doll and a 105cm doll are $49 apart. If you assumed the smallest option would be dramatically cheaper, it is not. Mini dolls share most of their production cost — the mould, the skeleton, the finishing, the packaging — and only the material volume changes. That is why the size decision here should be driven by storage and weight, not by price.

Where the money actually goes

1. Material: TPE vs silicone

TPE is a thermoplastic elastomer. It is soft, stretchy, warm to the touch and cheap to mould. Silicone is firmer, holds finer surface detail, does not absorb oil, and costs several times more per kilogram.

At mini sizes the difference is visible in two places: how the skin feels on the first touch (TPE is softer and slightly tacky until powdered), and how it ages over two to three years (silicone holds up better, TPE slowly leaches oil and needs more powdering). Both are legitimate choices. TPE is the right answer for most first-time buyers; silicone is the right answer for people who have owned a doll before and know they will keep it.

2. Height and material volume

Going from 70cm to 100cm roughly doubles the material volume and doubles the weight. It does not double the price, because labour and hardware costs are similar. This is the main reason the jump from $850 to $889 buys a much bigger doll.

3. Whether it is a full body or a torso

A torso has no head, arms or legs. It costs less to make and much less to ship, which is why the cheapest realistic option on the site is a 40cm TPE torso at $298. A torso is the correct first purchase for someone who is unsure whether they will like owning a doll at all.

4. Shipping and packaging

Doll shipping is not cheap. A 14 kg body needs a rigid box, internal padding, and a plain outer wrap so nothing is visible to a courier or a neighbour. When a listing is dramatically cheaper than everyone else, free shipping is usually where the difference is hidden — either slower freight with no tracking, or an unbranded carton with no padding.

What $850 actually buys at 70cm

The current 70cm lineup is three models at $850 each, all F-cup TPE anime-style bodies with a poseable internal skeleton. In practical terms that means:

• A 27.6-inch full body you can lift with one hand
• A metal skeleton that holds a seated or lying pose without props
• TPE skin that is soft to the touch and warms quickly
• A storage footprint of roughly 70 × 40 cm — one shelf or one suitcase

What it does not buy at this size is fine facial detail. At 70cm the head is about the size of a large orange, and moulded features get simplified because they physically cannot be smaller. If detailed faces matter to you, that is the single strongest argument for stepping up to 100cm.

What $889–$899 buys at 100cm and 105cm

The 100cm range has seven models from $889, and the 105cm range has three at $899. For that extra $39–$49 over the 70cm you get:

• 12 more inches of length and roughly double the weight (~14 kg)
• Adult body proportions rather than stylised ones
• Much more detailed face, hands and feet
• Enough mass that the doll stays where you put it instead of tipping

The trade-off is real and it is the one buyers underestimate: 14 kg is not liftable with one hand, and it needs a proper storage space — a wardrobe floor, under a bed, or a hard case. If you live in a shared flat and your storage is one drawer, 100cm does not fit that life, regardless of how good the value looks on paper.

Is a cheap mini doll worth it?

A $150–$250 doll from a marketplace is almost always one of three things: an inflatable (a very different product — PVC, seams, no skeleton), a torso-only item, or a TPE doll with a hollow body and no internal frame. The hollow-body version is the one that disappoints people: it cannot hold a pose, it creases where it folds, and it develops tears at the joints within months.

What separates a usable doll from a disappointing one is not the price tag, it is whether there is a steel or alloy skeleton inside. Ask directly before buying anywhere. If the listing does not mention a skeleton, assume there is not one.

Five costs buyers forget

• Powder: cornstarch or dedicated renewing powder, applied after every wash. A few dollars a year, but the doll gets tacky without it.
• Storage: a hard-shell case or a lockable cabinet is the difference between a doll that lasts five years and one that lasts eighteen months.
• Drying time: not money, but time — a washed doll needs several hours to dry inside before storage.
• Replacement heads: some buyers add a second head later instead of a second doll. Cheaper than a new body and changes the look completely.
• Import duty: depends on your country. It is charged on delivery, not at checkout, so budget for it.

How to decide in one minute

1. Storage is one drawer or one shelf? Buy 70cm.
2. Storage is a wardrobe floor or under a bed, and you can carry 14 kg? Buy 100cm or 105cm.
3. Not sure you will like owning one at all? Buy a torso first.
4. You have owned TPE before and want it to last longer? Pay the silicone premium.

Everything else — cup size, face style, hair colour — is aesthetics and can be changed later with a head swap. Size and material cannot.

Shop mini sex dolls by size

Every model is a full body with an internal skeleton. The size only changes length, weight and how easy it is to put away.

• 70cm sex dolls — 27.6 in, 5.5–6.5 kg, $850. Fits on a wardrobe shelf.
• 100cm sex dolls — 39.4 in, ~14 kg TPE, from $889. Adult proportions at the smallest practical size.
• 105cm sex dolls — 41.3 in, ~14 kg TPE, $899. Longer legs, natural seated poses.

Related guides

• How to store and hide a mini doll
• Mini anime sex doll guide
• Best doll for a small apartment
• All mini doll sizes: 70cm, 100cm and 105cm compared
• Every mini model in stock, with real prices

There are hundreds of mini sex dolls on the market and most of them are the same doll with a different name. This list is different: every pick below is a model we stock, with its real height, weight and price, grouped by what it is actually best at.

Every model ranked on this page ships from the live range: 70cm, 100cm and 105cm.

We have organized the picks by size rather than by ranking, because the right mini doll for you depends almost entirely on how much space and weight you can live with — not on which one scores highest on an arbitrary list.

How We Picked

• Real specifications. Height and weight from the product data, not marketing claims.
• Material honesty. We flag TPE vs silicone, because it changes feel and maintenance.
• Proportion quality. Does the body read correctly at that scale, or does it look like a scaled-down toy?
• Poseability. Skeleton range and whether poses look natural.
• Value at the price point. What you get for the money compared with the next size up.

Best Overall: 100cm

If you want one recommendation and no further reading: buy a 100cm doll. It is the size where proportion, detail, weight, and price all land in the right place. At roughly 14 kg it is manageable by one person, and at around $889–$899 it costs barely more than a 70cm.

Top 100cm picks

• Alice (100cm F-Cup TPE) — $899. The default choice. Balanced proportions, classic anime sculpt, full skeleton.
• Freya (100cm F-Cup TPE) — $899. Softer features and lighter skin tone; the pick if Alice feels too stylised.
• Keira (100cm F-Cup TPE) — $899. Defined waist and hips, the most photogenic of the 100cm range.
• Nina (100cm F-Cup TPE) — $899. Revised hip joint for a wider seated range.
• Diana (100cm A-Cup TPE) — $889. Slimmer, lighter build; best if you want a petite silhouette.
• Sibyl (100cm Silicone) — $889. The silicone pick: sharper detail, easier maintenance, less powdering.

Best for Tight Spaces: 70cm

The 70cm class exists to solve one problem: owning a doll without owning the space for one. At 6–7 kg these are one-handed to lift, and they store in a drawer or a storage ottoman. The trade-off is simplified detail — no articulated fingers, less facial refinement — and unstable standing.

Top 70cm picks

• Evelyn (70cm F-Cup TPE) — $850. 6.5 kg, the lightest full-body model we stock. Best first mini doll.
• Esther (70cm F-Cup TPE) — $850. Newest sculpt of the three, better hip proportions, more detailed paint.
• Patricia (70cm F-Cup TPE) — $850. Warmer skin tone, softer facial sculpt, less stylised look.

Full breakdown of this size: 70cm sex doll buyer’s guide.

Best for Detail and Photography: 105cm

The 105cm class costs about the same as 100cm but carries finer sculpting and better balance, because the extra height goes into the torso and thighs rather than the head. If you photograph or display your doll, this is the size that rewards it.

Top 105cm picks

• Vanessa (105cm F-Cup TPE) — $899. Fuller figure, wider hip base, most stable seated pose.
• Wallis (105cm F-Cup TPE) — $899. Revised shoulder joints for overhead arm positions.
• Penny (105cm A-Cup TPE) — $899. Petite, light frame, easiest to hold in extended poses.

Comparison Table

Model	Height	Material	Cup	Price	Best for
Alice	100cm	TPE	F	$899	Best overall
Freya	100cm	TPE	F	$899	Softer look
Keira	100cm	TPE	F	$899	Photography
Diana	100cm	TPE	A	$889	Petite build
Sibyl	100cm	Silicone	—	$889	Low maintenance
Evelyn	70cm	TPE	F	$850	Tight spaces
Esther	70cm	TPE	F	$850	Newest 70cm
Vanessa	105cm	TPE	F	$899	Detail
Penny	105cm	TPE	A	$899	Light posing

What to Check Before You Buy

1. Weight, not height. A 14 kg doll and a 17 kg doll are different ownership experiences. Decide what you can lift.
2. Storage space. Measure the shelf or drawer before ordering, not after.
3. TPE or silicone. TPE is softer and cheaper; silicone is more detailed and far less maintenance.
4. Standing ability. Most minis cannot free-stand. If you want a standing display, buy a stand.
5. Clothing availability. 100cm and 105cm have the widest doll-clothing selection; 70cm is more limited.
6. Discreet shipping. Confirm the packaging is plain and unbranded before you order.

Frequently Asked Questions

What is the best mini sex doll size?

100cm is the best all-round size — good proportions, manageable 14 kg weight, easy storage, and a price close to the 70cm tier. Choose 70cm for maximum privacy and 105cm for the best detail.

Are mini sex dolls worth the money?

Yes, if storage or privacy is a constraint. They cost $850–$899, use the same TPE and silicone as full-size dolls, and are far easier to clean and move. What you give up is fine detail, not material quality.

Which is better, TPE or silicone, for a mini doll?

TPE for softness and price, silicone for detail and low maintenance. Most mini dolls are TPE, and it is the safer first choice.

How much does a mini sex doll weigh?

70cm models weigh 6–7 kg, 100cm models around 12–16 kg, and 105cm models 13–17 kg.

Do mini sex dolls ship discreetly?

Yes — plain, unbranded packaging with no product description on the outside.

Start Here

Browse the full mini sex doll collection, or read the size guides for 70cm, 100cm and 105cm. Worried about upkeep? Start with the care and storage guide.

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Shop mini sex dolls by size

Every model is a full body with an internal skeleton — the size only changes length, weight and how easy it is to put away.

• 70cm sex dolls — 27.6 in, 5.5–6.5 kg, from $850. Fits on a wardrobe shelf.
• 100cm sex dolls — 39.4 in, ~14 kg TPE, from $889. Adult proportions at the smallest practical size.
• 105cm sex dolls — 41.3 in, ~14 kg TPE, from $899. Longer legs, natural seated poses.

Most mini dolls do not fail because of manufacturing defects. They fail because of storage: stored folded, stored damp, or stored against dark fabric. A 70–105cm doll will last years with about ten minutes of care per use, and the routine is not complicated — it just has to be done in the right order.

The storage advice below applies to all three mini sizes: 70cm, 100cm and 105cm.

This guide covers the full maintenance cycle for TPE and silicone mini dolls: cleaning, drying, powdering, storage, stain removal, and joint care.

The Quick Routine (After Every Use)

1. Wipe the body with a warm, damp microfibre cloth and a mild, fragrance-free soap. No alcohol, no bleach, no antibacterial sprays.
2. Clean internal areas with a dedicated doll cleaner or mild soap and warm water, then rinse thoroughly.
3. Dry completely. Microfibre the surface, then air dry with the doll in an open position. Internal areas need a drying stick or gentle air flow.
4. Powder. Once fully dry, dust with cornstarch-based doll powder using a soft brush or powder puff.
5. Store open — seated or flat, never folded.

That is the whole thing. Ten minutes. The rules that follow explain why each step matters.

Cleaning TPE vs Silicone

	TPE	Silicone
Wash	Warm water + mild soap, gentle circular motion	Warm water + mild soap, firmer motion is fine
Alcohol	Never — degrades the material	Avoid; use silicone-safe cleaner only
Drying	Must be thorough; TPE traps moisture	Faster drying, less hygroscopic
Powder	Every few uses, essential	Optional, light use
Dye risk	High — absorbs colour from fabric	Low

The single biggest TPE mistake is using alcohol-based sanitiser. It feels effective and it destroys the surface — the material dries out, goes tacky, then cracks. Mild soap and water is all TPE needs.

Drying Is the Step People Skip

Trapped moisture is the leading cause of mould, delamination, and the sour smell owners complain about after a few months. Drying is not optional and it is not fast.

• Surface: microfibre cloth, pat rather than rub.
• Internal channels: a dedicated absorbent drying stick, left in for 20–30 minutes, then air dried separately.
• Joints and skin folds: these hold water. Open every joint to its full range and let air reach the creases.
• Never use a hairdryer on hot setting — heat warps TPE permanently. Cool setting only, at a distance.

Powdering: Why and How

TPE naturally exudes oils, which makes the surface tacky. Tacky TPE picks up dust, lint, and dye from clothing. Powdering restores the dry, skin-like finish and forms a barrier.

Use plain cornstarch or a dedicated doll powder — not talc, and not scented body powder, which can contain oils that feed mould. Apply with a soft makeup brush in thin layers, working it in, then brush off the excess. Every two to three uses is right for most owners; more often in humid climates.

How to Store a Mini Sex Doll

Storage is where most damage happens, and almost all of it follows from three mistakes.

Mistake 1: Storing it folded or compressed

TPE takes a permanent set. Leave an arm bent tight against the torso for a month and it will want to stay there. Store the doll in a neutral, slightly open position — seated upright or lying flat with limbs straight. Never in a vacuum bag, never doubled over in a suitcase for long periods.

Mistake 2: Storing it against dark or printed fabric

TPE absorbs dye, and the transfer is often permanent. Black bedding, dark denim, printed shelf liners, and coloured plastic bags are all risks. Wrap the doll in a white cotton sheet, a clean white pillowcase, or the protective bag it shipped in. If you store it in a case, line the case with white cotton first.

Mistake 3: Storing it somewhere hot

Heat softens TPE and lets it sag into whatever shape it is resting in. Avoid attics, garages in summer, cars, and anywhere near a radiator or heating vent. Room temperature, out of direct sunlight, is correct.

Where to Put a 70cm, 100cm or 105cm Doll

Size	Realistic storage options
70cm	Wardrobe drawer, storage ottoman, hard-shell suitcase, lockable cabinet, under-bed box
100cm	Wardrobe shelf (lying flat), large storage trunk, hard case, under-bed space
105cm	Wardrobe shelf, storage trunk, dedicated hard case

If you are using a shelf, put down a white cotton layer first and lay the doll flat rather than propped against the back wall — pressure points along the spine will deform over months.

Dye Stains: What Works and What Doesn’t

If a stain has already happened, act early:

• Fresh transfer: mild soap and warm water, gentle circular motion. Often lifts completely.
• Set-in stain: a TPE-safe stain remover, applied sparingly, left briefly, then washed off. Do not scrub hard — you will abrade the surface.
• Deep absorption: sometimes permanent. Prevent it instead: wash new clothing before putting it on the doll, especially dark colours.

Joint and Skeleton Care

The internal skeleton is metal and does not need maintenance, but the TPE around it does. Two habits extend life significantly:

1. Do not force joints past their range. If a knee will not bend further, stop. Forcing tears the material around the joint from the inside.
2. Vary the stored pose. Storing in the identical position for months creates a memory in the material. Change it every few weeks if the doll is stored long term.

Long-Term Storage (Weeks or Months)

If the doll is going away for a season:

1. Full clean and complete dry — this matters more than anything else.
2. Powder generously.
3. Wrap in white cotton.
4. Store flat or seated, at room temperature, out of sunlight.
5. Check every 4–6 weeks: any tackiness, smell, or discolouration means moisture got in.

Frequently Asked Questions

How often should I clean a mini sex doll?

After every use for internal areas, and every two to three uses for a full-body wash. Powder more often than you wash — tackiness is the signal.

Can I use alcohol wipes on a TPE doll?

No. Alcohol degrades TPE, causing it to dry, go tacky, and crack. Mild soap and warm water only.

How do I stop my doll from getting stained?

Wash new clothing before use, avoid storing against dark or printed fabric, and wrap in white cotton. Powdering also reduces dye pickup.

Can I store a sex doll in a suitcase?

For short periods, yes, if it is laid flat and wrapped in white cotton. Not folded, and not long term — compression creates permanent creases.

What powder should I use?

Plain cornstarch or a dedicated doll powder. Avoid talc and scented body powders, which can contain oils.

Keep It Simple

Clean, dry completely, powder, store open and wrapped in white. Do those four things and a mini doll will outlast most owners’ interest in it. Skip the drying step and you will be replacing it within a year.

New to mini dolls? Start with our guides to 70cm, 100cm and 105cm models.

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Shop mini sex dolls by size

Every model is a full body with an internal skeleton — the size only changes length, weight and how easy it is to put away.

• 70cm sex dolls — 27.6 in, 5.5–6.5 kg, from $850. Fits on a wardrobe shelf.
• 100cm sex dolls — 39.4 in, ~14 kg TPE, from $889. Adult proportions at the smallest practical size.
• 105cm sex dolls — 41.3 in, ~14 kg TPE, from $899. Longer legs, natural seated poses.

The mini sex doll vs full size sex doll decision is usually framed as a trade-off between realism and convenience. That framing is only half right. In practice, the two categories differ in eight concrete ways, and only two of them are really about “realism”.

You can also skip straight to a size: 70cm, 100cm or 105cm dolls.

This comparison uses real numbers from our own catalogue — mini dolls from 70cm to 105cm, full size from 140cm to 170cm — so you can see exactly what you are trading.

The Comparison at a Glance

Factor	Mini (70–105cm)	Full size (140–170cm)
Height	70–105cm (2’4″–3’5″)	140–170cm (4’7″–5’7″)
Weight	6–17 kg	28–45 kg
Price	$850–$899	~$1,500 and up
Lifting	One person, one hand	Two people recommended
Storage	Drawer, shelf, under-bed box	Wardrobe or dedicated space
Cleaning time	5–15 minutes	30–60 minutes
Clothing	Doll-size only	Adult sizes fit
Pose realism	Restricted by limb length	Full natural range
Detail	Good to very good	Photorealistic
Privacy	High — fits in a drawer	Low — hard to hide

1. Weight Is the Real Dividing Line

Forget height for a moment. Weight is what actually determines whether you enjoy owning a doll or resent it.

A 100cm TPE doll weighs around 14 kg. A 160cm TPE doll weighs 35–45 kg. That is not a 50% difference — it is a threefold one, and it is dead weight with no muscle to help you move it. Owners of full-size dolls describe a routine of “lifting with the legs” and planning every reposition. Owners of minis pick theirs up with one arm while carrying something else.

If you have back problems, live alone, or expect to move the doll frequently, this single factor should decide the purchase for you. A doll you avoid touching because it is too heavy to handle is a wasted purchase regardless of how realistic it looks.

2. Storage Decides Whether You Can Own One at All

Full-size dolls need somewhere to live. Realistically that means a wardrobe, a dedicated closet, or a bed that lifts. If you do not have that space, the doll ends up either permanently on display — which is not an option for most people — or propped awkwardly in a corner where it collects dust and gets damaged.

A 70cm doll fits in a storage ottoman. A 100cm fits on a wardrobe shelf. That difference in storage requirement is the number one reason buyers choose mini over full size, and it has nothing to do with quality.

3. Price: The Gap Is Bigger Than You Think

The base price difference looks modest until you add the extras:

• Mini: $850–$899 base, plus one or two outfits at $20–40 each
• Full size: $1,500+ base, plus adult clothing, a stand, a storage solution, and often a repair kit because heavier dolls stress at the joints

The real-world gap is closer to double, not the 70% the sticker price suggests. And full-size dolls are also more expensive to maintain — more powder, more cleaner, more frequent repairs.

4. Cleaning: 10 Minutes vs 45

Surface area scales roughly with the square of height. A 160cm doll has about 2.5 times the skin area of a 100cm doll. Cleaning, drying, and powdering therefore takes proportionally longer — and drying is the fiddly part, because TPE must be completely dry before storage or it develops mould.

With a mini, the whole routine fits between other tasks. With a full-size doll, cleaning is an event you schedule. Many full-size owners admit they clean less often than they should, which shortens the doll’s life.

5. Realism: Where Full Size Actually Wins

This is the one category where full size is unambiguously better, and it is worth being specific about what “better” means:

• Facial detail. A full-size head can carry individually set eyebrows, finer eye sockets, more accurate lip texture.
• Hands and feet. Individually articulated fingers and detailed feet exist at 140cm+; below 105cm they are simplified.
• Pose authenticity. Longer limbs mean natural sitting, reaching, and reclining poses. Small dolls fold rather than pose.
• Photorealism. If your goal is a doll that reads as a person in photographs, only 140cm+ delivers it.

But note what full size does not improve: the material. Both categories use the same TPE and silicone. A 100cm doll feels exactly as realistic to the touch as a 160cm one. The difference is visual detail and proportion, not skin feel.

6. Clothing and Accessories

Full-size dolls win here on sheer availability — they wear standard adult clothing, so the entire fashion market is open to you, and outfits cost less per item because they are mass-produced.

Mini dolls need doll-specific clothing. It is available and cheap, but the selection is narrower and sizing is less forgiving. At 70cm you have the fewest options; at 100–105cm, the range is much better.

7. Privacy

A full-size doll cannot be hidden from a roommate, a partner, or a landlord without a locked room. A mini can be put away in under a minute. If privacy is a hard requirement — shared housing, family visits, small apartments — mini is not just the better choice, it is the only workable one.

8. Longevity and Maintenance Cost

Heavier dolls experience more stress at the joints and at flexion points. TPE at the armpits, groin, and knees takes repeated load every time a 40 kg body is repositioned. Mini dolls, being lighter, put far less strain on their own material and tend to hold their shape longer with the same care.

Which Should You Buy?

Choose a mini (70–105cm) if:

• You need to store it out of sight
• You want to handle it alone without effort
• Your budget is under $1,000
• You want low-maintenance ownership
• It is your first doll and you want to test whether you enjoy the hobby

Choose a full size (140cm+) if:

• You have a private space and permanent storage
• Photorealism and photography are the main appeal
• You want to dress it in real adult clothing
• You can handle 30–45 kg and have help available
• Budget is not the constraint

If you are in between, the practical answer is to buy a mini first. Most people who upgrade later keep the mini — it becomes the travel/storage option while the full-size doll stays set up. Very few people regret starting small, but plenty regret starting with a 40 kg doll they cannot move.

Frequently Asked Questions

Is a mini sex doll as realistic as a full size one?

To the touch, yes — both use the same TPE or silicone. Visually, full-size dolls carry more facial and hand detail. Mini dolls are realistic in material and proportion, less so in fine detail.

How much heavier is a full size sex doll?

A 160cm TPE doll typically weighs 35–45 kg, against 6–17 kg for a mini. It is roughly three times heavier and needs two people to move safely.

Can a mini sex doll wear real clothes?

Not adult clothing. Mini dolls need doll-size clothing, which is widely available for 100cm and 105cm models and more limited at 70cm.

Which is better for a first purchase?

A mini. It is cheaper, easier to store, easier to clean, and lets you find out whether you actually enjoy owning a doll before spending $1,500 or more.

Do mini dolls last as long as full size dolls?

With equal care, usually longer. Lighter dolls put less mechanical stress on joints and flexion points, which are the first areas to fail.

See Both Categories

Browse the mini collection (70cm, 100cm, 105cm) or our premium full size range. Still unsure which height? Our size guide breaks down every height from 70cm to 170cm.

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Shop mini sex dolls by size

Every model is a full body with an internal skeleton — the size only changes length, weight and how easy it is to put away.

• 70cm sex dolls — 27.6 in, 5.5–6.5 kg, from $850. Fits on a wardrobe shelf.
• 100cm sex dolls — 39.4 in, ~14 kg TPE, from $889. Adult proportions at the smallest practical size.
• 105cm sex dolls — 41.3 in, ~14 kg TPE, from $899. Longer legs, natural seated poses.

On paper, a 105cm sex doll is almost identical to a 100cm one. In the hand, it is not. Those five centimetres are distributed through the torso, thighs and neck rather than added to the top, and the result is a doll that balances better, poses more naturally, and holds detail that smaller bodies have no room for.

If you have already settled on this size, the current 105cm sex doll lineup lists every model with live price and stock.

This guide explains what actually changes at 105cm, who should pay the small premium for it, and when a 100cm doll is the smarter buy.

What Five Centimetres Actually Changes

Height is a poor proxy for how a doll feels, because manufacturers do not simply scale a model up. A 105cm build usually carries a longer torso and thigh, which affects three things buyers notice immediately:

• Balance. A taller torso puts the centre of gravity higher, but the longer thigh gives a wider seated base. The net effect is that a 105cm doll sits upright with less support than a 100cm one — it slumps less.
• Limb proportion. At 100cm, an arm bent at the elbow can look slightly short. At 105cm the forearm-to-upper-arm ratio is closer to adult proportions, so bent poses read correctly.
• Detail budget. More surface area means the sculpt can carry finer features: defined collarbones, a more articulated waist, sharper facial planes. This is the single biggest visual difference between the two sizes.

Spec	105cm
Height	105cm / 41.3 in / 3 ft 5 in
Weight (TPE, full body)	13–17 kg (29–37 lb)
Height vs adult	Just above hip height on a 170cm person
Storage footprint	~105cm × 45cm
Our price	~$899

Who Should Buy 105cm

Buy 105cm if you pose and photograph your doll

This size is the sweet spot for anyone who treats a doll as a display or photography subject rather than pure utility. The better articulation and longer limbs mean fewer “folded” poses and more that look deliberate. If you have ever been frustrated that a 100cm doll cannot sit convincingly with crossed legs, 105cm fixes that.

Buy 105cm if you want the most detail per kilogram

At $899 against $889 for 100cm, the premium is about one percent of the purchase price. What you are buying with it is sculpting detail, not size. For collectors who care about facial accuracy, it is the better value of the two.

Stay at 100cm if weight or storage is tight

105cm adds roughly 1–2 kg over an equivalent 100cm build. That sounds trivial, and for most people it is — but if you have a shoulder or back issue, or you are storing the doll on a high shelf, the lighter body is easier to live with.

105cm and the Anime Sculpt Category

Most 105cm dolls sit in the anime/stylised category rather than the hyper-realistic one. That is a deliberate design choice: at this scale, stylised sculpting reads better than attempted photorealism, which tends to look uncanny when the body is this size. If you want a photorealistic adult-proportioned doll, the honest answer is that you need to go to 140cm and above.

Our 105cm Models

• Penny (105cm A-Cup TPE) — petite silhouette, lighter frame, easier to pose for extended periods.
• Vanessa (105cm F-Cup TPE) — fuller figure with a wider hip base, the most stable seated pose of the three.
• Wallis (105cm F-Cup TPE) — the newest sculpt, with revised shoulder joints for overhead arm positions.

105cm vs 100cm: The Honest Verdict

They are close enough that nobody should agonise over the choice. The decision comes down to two questions:

1. Do you photograph or display the doll? Then 105cm — the detail is visibly better.
2. Is weight the deciding factor? Then 100cm — it is a touch lighter and slightly cheaper.

Everything else — material feel, maintenance routine, storage requirements, shipping — is identical between the two.

Caring for a 105cm Doll

The routine is the same as any TPE doll, but the extra surface area adds a few minutes. Budget 10–15 minutes for a full clean: warm water and mild soap on the body, a dedicated doll cleaner for internal areas, thorough drying with a microfibre cloth and air drying before powdering. Never leave a TPE doll damp — trapped moisture is the main cause of mould and material breakdown. The full routine is in our care and storage guide.

Frequently Asked Questions

Is 105cm noticeably bigger than 100cm?

Only 5cm taller, but the extra height is in the torso and thighs rather than the head. The visible difference is in balance and detail, not overall size.

How much does a 105cm sex doll weigh?

Full-body TPE models generally weigh 13–17 kg (29–37 lb), depending on cup size and build.

Can a 105cm doll wear standard doll clothing?

Yes — 100cm and 105cm doll clothing is largely interchangeable. Check the bust and hip measurements for fuller builds like Vanessa and Wallis.

Is 105cm good for photography?

It is the best of the mini sizes for photography, because the longer limbs and refined sculpt hold natural poses under a lens.

Bottom Line

105cm is the collector’s mini. It costs about the same as 100cm, weighs marginally more, and pays you back in sculpt detail and pose quality. If you are buying a mini doll to look at and photograph, this is the size to get.

Compare all three sizes in the mini sex doll collection.

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Shop mini sex dolls by size

Every model is a full body with an internal skeleton — the size only changes length, weight and how easy it is to put away.

• 70cm sex dolls — 27.6 in, 5.5–6.5 kg, from $850. Fits on a wardrobe shelf.
• 100cm sex dolls — 39.4 in, ~14 kg TPE, from $889. Adult proportions at the smallest practical size.
• 105cm sex dolls — 41.3 in, ~14 kg TPE, from $899. Longer legs, natural seated poses.

A 100cm sex doll is 39.4 inches — 3 feet 3 inches. It reaches roughly hip height on an average adult, weighs 12–16 kg in TPE, and takes up about as much space as a large suitcase. Among mini dolls it is the size most buyers end up choosing, because it is the first height where the body proportions stop feeling like a scaled-down toy and start feeling like a real figure.

If you have already settled on this size, the current 100cm sex doll lineup lists every model with live price and stock.

This guide covers what 100cm gets you in practice: the true weight, the posing range, where TPE and silicone diverge at this scale, and how to decide between 100cm and the neighbouring 70cm and 105cm options.

100cm in Real-World Terms

Measurement	Value
Height	100cm / 39.4 in / 3 ft 3 in
Weight (TPE, full body)	12–16 kg (26–35 lb)
Height vs adult	Top of head around hip height on a 170cm person
Storage footprint	~100cm × 45cm — one wardrobe shelf, one under-bed space
Lifting	One person can manage it; two is comfortable
Our price range	$889–$899

The weight is the number people underestimate. A 14 kg doll is not heavy in absolute terms, but it is dead weight with no muscle tone to help you carry it. Lifting it off a bed is easy. Carrying it up a flight of stairs or holding it at arm’s length while you clean it is not. Plan where it will live before it arrives, so you are not improvising with a slippery 14 kg body in your arms.

Why 100cm Is the Sweet Spot for Most Buyers

Proportions hold up

Below about 90cm, body proportions start to compress — torsos shorten, limbs look slightly stubby relative to the head. At 100cm the ratios are close enough to adult proportions that the doll reads correctly at a glance and in photographs. This is why 100cm is the most photographed size in the mini category.

Posing range is genuinely usable

A 100cm doll has a full internal skeleton — spine, neck, shoulders, elbows, hips, knees — and enough limb length that poses look natural rather than cramped. You can sit it upright, cross its legs, lie it on its side. A 70cm doll can do some of this, but the shorter limbs make many poses look folded rather than posed.

Clothing is easier to source

At 100cm, doll clothing is widely available and cheap. Many sellers make dedicated 100cm lines, and some petite and XXS adult sizing fits with minor adjustment. At 70cm you are much more limited.

It still hides

This is the key advantage over 140cm+ dolls: a 100cm doll fits in a standard wardrobe, a large storage box, or a hard case. You get most of the realism of a larger doll without needing a dedicated room.

TPE vs Silicone at 100cm

This is the first size where silicone becomes a real alternative rather than a niche choice. Both are available at 100cm from us, and the difference is not just material — it changes how the doll handles and how much work it is to own.

	TPE	Silicone
Feel	Soft, stretchy, warms to room temperature	Firmer, cooler, more “sculpture”
Detail	Softer, more forgiving	Sharper — pores, skin texture, facial lines
Weight at 100cm	~14 kg	Noticeably heavier for the same volume
Maintenance	Powder every few uses; absorbs oils and dyes	Wipe clean; far less powdering and staining
Durability	Can tear at high-stress points over years	Resists tearing better long term
Price at 100cm	~$889	~$889 (our Sibyl is silicone at the same tier)

The practical rule: choose TPE if you care about softness and price, silicone if you care about detail and low maintenance. If you are unsure, TPE is the safer first purchase — it is what most buyers expect a doll to feel like.

The 100cm Models We Stock

• Alice (100cm F-Cup TPE) — the best seller in this size. Classic anime sculpt, F-cup, full skeleton.
• Freya (100cm F-Cup TPE) — softer facial features and a lighter skin tone.
• Keira (100cm F-Cup TPE) — more defined waist and hips, popular for photography.
• Nina (100cm F-Cup TPE) — revised hip joint for a wider seated range.
• Diana (100cm A-Cup TPE) — slimmer build for buyers who want a lighter, more petite silhouette.
• Sibyl (100cm Silicone) — the silicone option, sharper detail, easier upkeep.

100cm vs 70cm vs 105cm: Which One?

	70cm	100cm	105cm
Weight	6–7 kg	12–16 kg	13–17 kg
Proportions	Compressed, toy-like	Reads correctly	Most refined
Posing detail	Basic	Full range	Best articulation
Storage	One drawer	One shelf	One shelf
Price	~$850	~$889	~$899
Best for	Maximum privacy, minimum effort	Best all-round value	Detail-focused collectors

If you want the smallest thing that still hides easily, take the 70cm. If you want the best balance of realism, weight, and price, take the 100cm. If detail and poseability are the priority and the extra weight does not bother you, read our 105cm guide.

Frequently Asked Questions

How big is a 100cm sex doll compared to a person?

100cm is 3 feet 3 inches. On an average 170cm adult, the top of the doll’s head reaches roughly hip height.

How much does a 100cm sex doll weigh?

Full-body TPE models typically weigh 12–16 kg (26–35 lb). Silicone versions of the same height are usually heavier.

Can one person handle a 100cm doll?

Yes, for lifting, cleaning, and repositioning. For carrying it up stairs or over distance, two hands and a plan help — 14 kg of dead weight is more awkward than it sounds.

Is 100cm too small for adult clothing?

Adult clothing will not fit. Dedicated 100cm doll clothing is widely available and inexpensive, and some children’s sizes fit with adjustment.

Does a 100cm TPE doll need powdering?

Yes. A light cornstarch-based powder after cleaning keeps the surface from getting tacky and helps prevent dye transfer from clothing.

Bottom Line

100cm is the size most people should buy. It is small enough to store in a wardrobe, heavy enough to feel substantial, detailed enough to photograph well, and priced close to the 70cm tier. The only reason to go smaller is privacy and effort; the only reason to go bigger is fine detail.

See all three sizes in one place: mini sex dolls — 70cm, 100cm and 105cm.

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Shop mini sex dolls by size

Every model is a full body with an internal skeleton — the size only changes length, weight and how easy it is to put away.

• 70cm sex dolls — 27.6 in, 5.5–6.5 kg, from $850. Fits on a wardrobe shelf.
• 100cm sex dolls — 39.4 in, ~14 kg TPE, from $889. Adult proportions at the smallest practical size.
• 105cm sex dolls — 41.3 in, ~14 kg TPE, from $899. Longer legs, natural seated poses.

A 70cm sex doll stands about 2 feet 4 inches tall — roughly the height of a standard desktop monitor standing upright. That single measurement explains almost everything about this size class: it is a doll that lives on a desk, in a wardrobe drawer, or tucked under a bed. It is not a doll that takes over a room.

If you have already settled on this size, the current 70cm sex doll lineup lists every model with live price and stock.

If you are searching for a 70cm doll, you are probably weighing three things at once: whether the realism is good enough at that scale, whether it is easy to hide, and whether the price makes sense compared to stepping up to 100cm. This guide answers all three, with real numbers instead of marketing copy.

What 70cm Actually Looks Like in Real Life

Height alone is a poor way to picture a doll, so here is the practical breakdown:

• Standing height: 70cm / 27.5 inches / 2 ft 4 in
• Typical weight: 6–7 kg (13–15 lb) for a full-body TPE model
• Compared to a person: top of the head reaches about mid-thigh on a 170cm adult
• Compared to objects: about the height of a 27-inch monitor, a large suitcase, or a standard bar stool seat
• Storage space needed: a 70cm × 40cm footprint — one shelf or one drawer

That weight figure matters more than most buyers expect. At 6–7 kg you can lift a 70cm doll with one hand, carry it to the bathroom for cleaning, and put it back on a shelf in under a minute. A 160cm doll weighs four to six times as much and is a two-person job to move safely.

Why Collectors Choose the 70cm Size

1. Storage is genuinely solved

The number one reason people return full-size dolls is not quality — it is that they have nowhere to put them. A 70cm doll fits in a wardrobe, a storage ottoman, a hard-shell suitcase, or a lockable cabinet. If you live in a shared apartment, a dorm, or a house with family, this is the size that lets you own a doll without restructuring your life around it.

2. Discreet by default

A 70cm model ships in a compact box that does not advertise its contents, and it stores in a space nobody thinks twice about. For buyers who value privacy above all else, smaller is safer.

3. The entry price is lower

Our 70cm models sit around $850, while 100cm models start around $889 and full-size silicone dolls run well past $1,500. The gap is not huge at the low end, but it compounds once you add clothing, wigs, and storage.

4. Cleaning takes minutes, not an hour

Surface area scales with the square of height. A 70cm doll has roughly a quarter of the skin surface of a 160cm doll, which means cleaning, drying, and powdering takes 5–10 minutes instead of 45.

What You Give Up at 70cm

Honest buying guides should lead with the trade-offs, so here they are:

• Detail density is lower. At 70cm, facial sculpting and finger articulation are simplified compared to a 105cm or 160cm doll. Good manufacturers compensate with better paint work, but you will not get individually jointed fingers at this scale.
• Standing is unstable. Most 70cm dolls cannot free-stand without support. Plan on seated or lying poses, or use a stand.
• Wig and clothing sizing is limited. You are shopping in dedicated doll sizing, not adult high-street sizing. Check the exact measurements before buying outfits.
• Weight distribution feels different. A 70cm doll is dense for its size, so it feels solid rather than floppy — some collectors love this, others prefer the heft of a larger body.

TPE or Silicone at 70cm?

Almost every 70cm doll on the market is TPE, and there is a good reason: TPE is softer, cheaper to produce, and stretches enough to survive the compression that small molds require. Silicone at this scale tends to feel firmer and look more sharply detailed, but it costs significantly more and is far less common in the mini category.

Factor	TPE (most 70cm dolls)	Silicone
Feel	Soft, squishy, body-temperature warm	Firmer, more “statue” than “skin”
Detail	Good, softer edges	Sharper facial and body detail
Maintenance	Powder regularly, absorbs oils	Wipe down, less powdering
Repair	TPE-safe adhesive works well	Harder to repair at home
Price at 70cm	~$850	Rare; typically $1,200+

For a first mini doll, TPE is the practical choice. It is what 95% of the 70cm market is made of, replacement parts and repair kits are easy to find, and the softer feel is what most buyers are actually looking for at this scale.

Our 70cm Models in Stock

We currently carry three 70cm dolls, all TPE, all in the F-cup anime style:

• Evelyn (70cm F-Cup TPE) — 6.5 kg, the lightest full-body model we stock. Best all-round pick for a first mini doll.
• Patricia (70cm F-Cup TPE) — warmer skin tone and a softer facial sculpt, popular with buyers who want a less stylized look.
• Esther (70cm F-Cup TPE) — the newest sculpt of the three, with revised hip proportions and a more detailed paint finish.

How to Store a 70cm Doll Properly

Storage is where mini dolls get ruined. Three rules cover 90% of it:

1. Never store it compressed or folded. TPE takes a permanent set if it sits creased for weeks. Store flat or seated, never bent double in a bag.
2. Keep it away from dark fabric and printed surfaces. TPE absorbs dye. A black pillowcase or a printed shelf liner will leave a stain that does not come out. Wrap in a white cotton sheet or the original protective bag.
3. Powder before storage, not after. A light dusting of cornstarch-based doll powder stops the surface from getting tacky and picking up dust while it sits.

For the full cleaning routine, see our mini sex doll care and storage guide.

Is 70cm Right for You? A 30-Second Checklist

Buy the 70cm if you answer yes to most of these:

• You need to store the doll out of sight, in a small space
• You want to move and clean it alone, quickly
• You are buying your first doll and want to test the waters
• You live with other people
• Budget is under $1,000

Step up to 100cm or 105cm instead if realism and posing range matter more to you than storage.

Frequently Asked Questions

How tall is a 70cm sex doll in feet?

70cm is 27.5 inches, or about 2 feet 4 inches — roughly mid-thigh height on an average adult.

How much does a 70cm sex doll weigh?

Most full-body TPE 70cm dolls weigh between 6 and 7 kg (13–15 lb). Ours ships at 6.5 kg, which is light enough to lift with one hand.

Can a 70cm doll stand on its own?

Generally no. Most 70cm dolls need a stand or wall support to stand upright. They are designed primarily for seated, reclining, and lying poses.

Is a 70cm doll too small to feel realistic?

The proportions are correct and the skin material is the same TPE used on full-size dolls, so it feels realistic to the touch. What you lose at this scale is fine detail — individually jointed fingers, intricate facial sculpting — not realism of material.

Does a 70cm doll ship discreetly?

Yes. All orders ship in plain, unbranded packaging with no product description on the outside. See our full size guide for packaging and delivery details.

Bottom Line

The 70cm sex doll is the practical answer to a real problem: wanting a quality doll without the storage, weight, and privacy headaches of a full-size one. At 6.5 kg and around $850, it is the lowest-friction way into the hobby — and the easiest size to live with long term.

Browse the full mini sex doll collection (70cm, 100cm, 105cm) to compare all three sizes side by side.

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Shop mini sex dolls by size

Every model is a full body with an internal skeleton — the size only changes length, weight and how easy it is to put away.

• 70cm sex dolls — 27.6 in, 5.5–6.5 kg, from $850. Fits on a wardrobe shelf.
• 100cm sex dolls — 39.4 in, ~14 kg TPE, from $889. Adult proportions at the smallest practical size.
• 105cm sex dolls — 41.3 in, ~14 kg TPE, from $899. Longer legs, natural seated poses.