Returns, Refunds & Warranty
Three situations cover nearly every case. Find yours below; the rule and the remedy sit together, in plain words.
It arrived damaged
Photograph the carton before you discard anything, then the damage itself, and send both with your order number within three days of delivery.
Remedy runs up a ladder: repair materials first, a replacement part where a part solves it, a replacement build where it does not. Freight on any of those is on us.
You changed your mind
Before the pour begins, cancel for a full refund, no questions asked. That window is real but short; made-to-order builds enter production quickly.
Once poured, a doll is cast to your configuration and cannot be returned or resold: intimate goods lose any return path when unsealed, and a custom cast has no other buyer. Unopened stock accessories return within 14 days, return freight on you.
A defect showed up later
Casting faults that were present at delivery, and skeleton or joint failures within the first year of ordinary use, fall under warranty below.
Send photos and the order number. Assessment comes back with the fix: materials, a part or a rebuild, judged case by case with you in the thread.
What the Warranty Covers
Backed by the workshop that casts every doll in this catalog.
How a Claim Runs
Refunds travel back by the route the payment came in; posting times belong to the provider. Where local consumer law grants longer or stronger rights, that law wins over this page.
This page is part of the terms. Questions before ordering are cheaper than claims after: the FAQ and the mailbox both exist for exactly that.




