We use durable fabrics to make our dolls and toys and double-stitch them for strength. But cloth toys are more fragile than plastic ones, and may not withstand rough play without needing mending and cleaning. Use your discretion when choosing how and when to play with the toys depending on how much wear or discoloration you are comfortable with the toys acquiring over time. Spot cleaning with a damp cloth is recommended, but if the doll is very dirty, try washing it in the machine on the delicate cycle inside of a mesh laundry bag with cold water and a gentle detergent, then air drying it and gently massaging any disarranged stuffing back into place.
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For clothing, wash on cool on a gentle cycle and air dry for best longevity.

We do take custom orders, or we can often adjust or personalize the toys already in the shop to your desires. Send us a message and we can make some plans together!

We package each order with care, using repurposed and reusable materials wherever possible. It is our goal that all aspects of the package can be reused, recycled, or composted.

Please use your discretion when gifting our toys to young children. Some pieces are small and could be choking hazards. Adult supervision is recommended.

I source the majority of the fabrics, stuffing, and accessories for the toys from thrift stores around the Salt Lake Valley. My primary material source is the Goodwill Outlet, which is the last stop for many textiles before being sent to landfills or shipped overseas.