This is a 2D-style doll brand full of chuunibyou vibes and a middle-school club atmosphere. Everyone has their own 2D world in their heart. Maybe my 2D vision isn't quite the same as yours—but if our ideas resonate, feel free to join Croissant and help make this club come alive～～～～～～～!
I like to leave a comment under every CroissantDoll video:
"The videos are explained so clearly and simply that they instantly make you want to dive into your own story." YOUTUBE
(The above is purely MYDORU personal opinion and does not represent the official stance of CroissantDoll.)
Without the original creator—President liniln's—permission, I've taken the liberty of giving this opening. Here's CroissantDoll's X account: https://x.com/Croissantdoll Feel free to check it out and learn more about the world of CroissantDoll!
About CroissantDoll's Divisions:
Vinyl (PVC head)
1.Water-slide decal makeup: The advantage is that the makeup can be replicated more precisely, and the production cycle is relatively stable.
2.Hand-painted makeup: The advantage is greater delicacy and detail. Since it's painted by hand, each one is slightly different—making every doll unique. However, the production cycle may have the potential for delays.
To draw an analogy: A hand-drawn manga—
The version that goes into mass printing and reproduction
The version that is hand-copied again Which one holds more collectible value? I think the answer speaks for itself.
Body Options: STPE / ALM (In my opinion, both can be seen as evolved forms of TPE, with the main difference being the formulation ratio, which also affects the price.) 1.CroissantDoll STPE: Firm and smooth to the touch—great for photography and use. 2.CroissantDoll ALM: Ultra-soft and gentle—better suited for cuddling and intimate handling.
About Custom Makeup (based on what I'm familiar with):
"Custom makeup" refers to selecting a bare head sculpt from the existing range that resembles your chosen character, then having it hand-painted, and pairing it with a suitable wig, custom eyes, and custom clothing. Just like cosplay reinterpretation—even if the clothes are mass-produced in the same factory, they will feel completely different when worn by different people.
I believe a custom makeup doll can never achieve 100% accuracy to the character you have in mind, for three practical reasons:
1.The selection of bare head sculpts is limited.
2.Our perspectives may differ.
3.The hand-painting artist has their own emotions, style, and preferences.
We are also beginning to offer:
1.Exhibition-grade customized versions
2.Deluxe licensed collaboration versions
Finally, I came across a tweet from CroissantDoll that captured the brand's core philosophy in one sentence:
The makeup of a doll is often just the first step, but it is also the most important one.
