Comparing WMDoll body listings before requesting an offer
A catalogue-based review focuses on the body reference, materials, dimensions and questions that matter for your order.
Read the listing carefully
A product page can combine photographs, selectable options and a description of the base body. Start by noting the body code and published height. If the page offers more than one head, list the head name separately. A named photo set can be a useful visual reference, while the seller’s confirmed configuration identifies what will be supplied.
Compare measurements consistently
Ask for assembled height and weight, any dimensions relevant to your storage plan, and the packed size. Compare values in the same units and make sure they describe equivalent configurations. The head, optional components and packaging may affect the figures used to plan delivery. Retain any changes supplied by the seller in the final quote.
Review the material and support
Confirm the material of the body and head, the selected skeleton, hand construction and foot option. Ask for the supported positions and any stand requirements. The WM shop publishes general care notes, and the seller can identify the instructions that apply to a specific product and finish.
Evaluate the whole offer
Ask for the complete price in the invoice currency, shipping scope, destination and lead time. Record the available promotion and any conditions. This review uses the published catalogue as a starting point and helps organize the questions to ask before accepting an individual quote.
