Where to Find Clothes For a Sex Doll in New Zealand
One of the unspoken charms of a love doll is dressing them up just how you like them to look.
Whether you have a tall, supermodel style doll with perfect mannequin like proportions, a doll with a curvy, beach ready swimsuit body, or a voluptuous figure more suited for lingerie, finding clothes can become a hobby all its own – one that for many becomes a deep rabbit hole that can lead to an aching credit card.
While sites like Shein, Temu and Wish might seem like good options becuase of their cheap items, many of their clothes could harm your precious doll because of the colour transfer from the cheap dyes and fabrics used.
One of the most important things about finding clothes to fit your doll is that her underbust/bust ratio is sound. We’ve attempted to mainly offer dolls that are more humanlike in these areas, but some, like the WM Dolls 166C, have extremely narrow underbusts.
The rule is, the smaller the bust, and the lower the underbust/bust ratio the easier a doll is to dress.
Most of our dolls will range in clothing size from XXS to S in tops. XS is the average size.
Most of the places suggested below will fit the more realistically proportioned dolls. Every one of the dolls from WM Dolls that we offer will be able to be accommodated, even the 162E. Most of the Zelex dolls will fit clothes from the list, with the exceptions being SLE Collection dolls that have G, J and K cups, for obvious reasons.
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Cotton On – Online/Physical Stores
Cotton On has a very good range of every type of clothing you can think of, from skirts to denim to outerwear. The clothes have a reasonably young look, which suits dolls with a twenty something appearance.
They have a great range of sneakers, which is an essential basic when storing or displaying your doll standing up. Their sneakers aren’t overly expensive when purchased on sale, and you can often find a pair for $20. Paired with a pair of their socks (some of the best socks for dolls that we’ve found come from Cotton On), they’re an excellent way to protect your doll’s feet. Most dolls take a Size 35/36 in their sizing. There’s a bit of room in the toe at this size, but the wiggle room makes it easier to slip the shoes on without damaging your doll’s heels.
One of the best things about Cotton On for dolls is that they offer sizing as small as XXS or 2XS.
Farmers – Online/Physical Stores
Yes, you read correctly. While you might think their ready to wear outfits aren’t so stylish, they’re a great source for basics like lingerie, socks, and most of all, their base layers.
While we did say you can avoid staining by avoiding synthetic fabrics, there are some circumstances where it’s not possible – like if you want one of the cool faux leather motorcycle jackets from Cotton On. In these cases, ditch the body stocking and layer up. A pointelle long sleeved top is very feminine, and keeps your doll’s arms protected from not only stains, but dust and sometimes superficial scrapes.
Glassons – Online/Physical Stores (Silicone Dolls Only!)
Glassons has long been a go to for young women looking to get current looks at low prices.
They have a range of very contemporary items, and are especially good for finding things like skirts or dresses at decent prices – especially during sale time. Like Cotton On, if you sign up to their E-Mail list, they will keep you up to date with their sales, which happen frequently.
Their bikinis and swimwear are also excellent.
One thing to note is that Glassons is fine for a silicone doll, but you shouldn’t buy clothes for a TPE doll from here. We suspect that there may be silicone in some of the threads used in some of their clothes, which is not compatible with TPE.
Brandy Melville – Online Only
Brandy Melville is a contentious clothing brand for girls and young women that used to be for girls up to twenty, but that is now popular with women up to their thirties.
They’re contentious because they have a policy of only offering most of their clothes in one size only, but what’s bad news for the protuberously challenged is good new for dolls, because that one size is mostly cut for tall, lean frames.
It’s a super cool brand with clothes that are mostly well made, well designed and while very current, are also quite timeless. All designs are approved by a panel of girls who work for head office, ensuring that each piece is on trend.
The prices are also budget friendly. The Website linked is their Australian site, which also offers fast, free postage to New Zealand for orders over AU $150.
Sizes are generally XS/S, with a few “oversized” items that are designed to still hang on leaner frames, with a purposely baggy look.
If you’re buying long skirts, long dresses or pants, they’re most suited to dolls that are 170 cm or taller, but their tops are well suited to most doll bodies.
Note: Avoid their navy clothes unless they’re 100% cotton – their blues are reputed to not be colourfast.
Bendon – Online/Physical Stores
They may not sell a broad range of clothing, but Bendon is possibly one of the best places in New Zealand to buy lingerie for your doll.
Some of the love dolls with more exteme sized busts might be left empty handed, but for dolls with A to D (sometimes E) cups, they have a large offering – and a very handy bra size calculation tool.
Remember – If you’re buying underwear, it’s best to default to the waist size, as opposed to the hip size of dolls, as it will most often stretch to accomodate hips, but a saggy waistband is something we want to avoid. Just remember for all lingerie, because it’s very fitted, make sure there is no pressure on the doll at the edges/seams, to avoid any marks.