Sex Dolls

The material is where it starts and ends. TPE (thermoplastic elastomer) is the dominant choice at most price points, and for good reason, it's soft, flexible, and has a skin-like give that feels genuinely close to the real thing. Silicone is firmer and easier to clean, but it costs more and some people find it less forgiving to the touch. If you're buying your first realistic figure, TPE is almost certainly the better starting point.

Weight matters more than most buyers expect. A full-body doll can be surprisingly heavy, and that affects everything from storage to positioning. Torso models, just the hips, buttocks, and sometimes the chest, are far easier to handle and store, and they deliver most of the same sensation at a fraction of the bulk. Products like Cyberskin Realistic Agnes and Mona - All that ass are good examples of this format done well.

Skeleton structure is another thing worth checking before you buy. Better full-body models include a poseable metal frame, which lets you adjust limbs and hold positions. Without one, you're working against a floppy figure that doesn't cooperate. It's a detail that separates a frustrating experience from a genuinely satisfying one.

Full-body figures are what most people picture when they hear the term. They're the most immersive option, with a complete human form, poseable joints, and multiple entry points. The Doll King Passion Guarantee May and Doll King Passion Guarantee Ava are solid representatives of this category, well-constructed, realistic proportions, and built with a poseable frame.

Torso and partial-body models are the practical middle ground. You get realistic texture and anatomy without the storage headache. These are the models most buyers actually end up preferring once they've thought through the logistics.

Then there are Real Doll models at the premium end, hyper-realistic, often customisable, and made with a level of craft that puts them in a different category entirely. They're a serious investment, but the quality difference is obvious.

Inflatable figures exist too, though honestly they're more of a novelty than a genuine alternative. The texture and feel don't compare to TPE or silicone, and most people who buy one end up wishing they'd spent a bit more on a solid model.

TPE is porous, which means bacteria can work their way into the material if you don't clean thoroughly after every use. Warm water and a mild, fragrance-free soap is the standard approach, avoid anything with alcohol or strong solvents, which degrade the material over time. Let the figure dry completely before storing it; trapped moisture is the main cause of premature deterioration.

Cornstarch (not talcum powder) is the standard recommendation for keeping TPE skin feeling soft and non-tacky between uses. Apply a light dusting after the figure is fully dry. It makes a noticeable difference to both texture and longevity.

Store away from direct sunlight and heat. TPE warps at high temperatures, and UV exposure causes discolouration over time. A breathable storage bag in a cool, dark space is the practical solution most owners settle on.

Mshop has been selling adult products for over 40 years, and this category is one where that experience actually shows. We stock models across a range of formats and price points, and every order ships in anonymous packaging with no indication of the contents on the outside. Delivery is fast, and our 30-day return policy means you're not locked in if something doesn't work out.

Our customer service team has training in sexology, which means if you have a question about materials, sizing, or which model fits your situation, you'll get a straight answer rather than a scripted response. Free shipping applies on orders over 69 euros.

TPE is softer and more flexible, which most people find more realistic to the touch. It's also the more affordable option. Silicone is firmer, non-porous, and easier to sanitise thoroughly, but it costs significantly more. For a first purchase, TPE is the practical choice for most buyers. If hygiene and long-term durability are your priorities and budget isn't a constraint, silicone is worth the extra cost.

Full-body figures typically weigh anywhere from around 20 kg up to 40 kg or more depending on size and build. This is one of the main reasons many buyers opt for torso or partial-body models instead, they deliver comparable sensation with far less weight and much easier storage. Check the product specifications before buying if weight is a concern for you.

Water-based lubricants are the safe choice for TPE. Silicone-based lubricants can break down the material over time, causing it to become sticky or degrade. Oil-based products carry similar risks and are harder to clean out of porous TPE. Stick to water-based formulas and you won't have any compatibility issues.

Yes. Every order from Mshop ships in plain, unmarked packaging with no indication of the contents on the outside. The sender name on the label gives nothing away. This applies to all orders, including larger items like full-body figures.

Real Doll refers to a premium tier of hyper-realistic figures, typically made with higher-grade silicone and a level of anatomical detail that standard models don't match. They're often customisable in terms of features and appearance. The quality difference is significant, and so is the price. You can browse our Real Doll selection for a closer look at what sets them apart.