The tracking says "delivered," the plain brown box is heavier than your gym bag, and your heart is doing things. Before you grab the box cutter: here's exactly what's inside, what every piece is for, and the two-minute inventory that catches shipping problems while they're still fixable. Consider this the guided tour of the best unboxing of your year.
A few outfits after unboxing — she arrives with nothing but her hair.
The box itself (yes, it matters)
Full-size dolls ship in a long, plain cardboard carton — roughly 123–156 cm long and 36–55 kg all-in, depending on the doll. The exact package size and weight are listed on her product page, so you can measure your doorway and stairs before she arrives. No brand, no product names, a neutral sender: the courier genuinely cannot tell it from furniture parts. Move it to the bedroom before opening (boxes carry easier than dolls), cut tape shallow, and resist flipping it — "this side up" is printed there for a reason.
What's in there: her, and only her
Every ToyFather doll ships as the doll herself, with her implanted hair. That's the whole delivery — and it's deliberate. Everything you see her wearing in our photos and illustrations is styling, not part of the order.
| In the box | Not in the box |
|---|---|
| Your doll, padded and wrapped for transit | Clothing and lingerie |
| Her implanted hair, already styled | Wigs |
| Jewellery, props and costume pieces shown in photos or illustrations | |
| Care consumables — lube, soap, powder, towels | |
| Cleaning and drying tools |
The 2-minute arrival inspection
- Photograph the box before opening if there's any visible transit damage.
- Check her hair: implanted hair can flatten in transit. Finger-comb it gently from the tips upward and let it settle — no hot tools.
- Check her over: skin surface, fingers and toes, seams, eyelashes — factory-fresh means clean seams and intact lashes; fine mold lines that fade under powder are normal.
- Test the joints gently: elbows, knees, hips should move with firm resistance and hold a pose. New-skeleton stiffness is normal and eases in (handling guide).
- Anything off? Photos to support within 48 hours — legitimate transit issues are covered, and early photos make it painless.
What to have ready before she arrives
Because she arrives with nothing but herself, day one goes best if you stock up first: water-based lube, a mild unscented soap, renewal powder, a few microfiber towels and something to dry her internal channels. The starter accessories list covers it, and the first-week checklist maps out the bath, gear, first night and routines. Planning to dress her? Pre-wash anything new — dark fabric and light TPE do not mix (here's why).
FAQ
Does she come with clothes or a wig?
No. She arrives with her implanted hair and nothing else. Outfits, lingerie, wigs and props in product photos and illustrations are styling ideas — the product page says so too.
The box arrived with a dented corner. Panic?
Usually the foam did its job — photograph the box, then inspect her carefully. Report anything within 48 hours with photos.
Is there paperwork with product names inside?
No — packing slips are as plain as the box. Discretion runs all the way through (billing included).
Can someone else accept the delivery?
Sure — to them it's a heavy plain box. Just be home-ish for big-item deliveries since some couriers want a signature for the weight.
