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The official WM Doll site: what the factory makes, how the body codes work, what each model weighs and what it costs before options.

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WM Doll is one of the largest makers of realistic adult dolls in the world. The brand belongs to Zhongshan Jinsan Mannequin Co., Ltd, a factory in Zhongshan, Guangdong, China, and it sells through its own store and a long list of authorised resellers. Most people know WM for its TPE dolls, but the current range also covers full silicone bodies, hybrid builds, torsos, spare heads and an AI-enabled robot line.

This site is not run by WM. We read the factory listings, compare the numbers and explain them clearly, so you can pick a body before you start clicking through hundreds of options. Every measurement on the model pages comes from WM's own spec sheets and every price is the brand store's list price on 20 October 2026.

WM doll models at a glance

Fourteen models we cover in detail: eight classic TPE bodies, one full-silicone body, the AI robot, two torsos, a spare silicone head and a male doll.

WM 85 cm torso G-cup

WM 85 cm torso G-cup

WM torso · TPE

Height85 cm
Waist/Hips62/97
Brand list price$1,699
WM silicone head

WM silicone head

WM heads · Silicone

MaterialSilicone
Brand list price$650
WM 160 cm male doll

WM 160 cm male doll

WM TPE · TPE

Height160 cm
Waist/Hips66/80
Brand list price$2,850

How WM names its dolls

A WM listing title looks cryptic at first: "5'38 FT (164CM) D-CUP with #390". It is two separate things glued together.

  • The body. Height plus cup size, sometimes with a word like Fitness or Thick. A 164 cm D-cup body is the same skeleton, skin mould and weight whichever face you put on it.
  • The head. A number after the hash sign. WM has several hundred head sculpts, and almost any of them fits almost any body because they share the same neck bolt.

That is why two dolls with different names and photos can weigh exactly the same, and why the same face appears on bodies from 155 to 175 cm. Our WM doll sizes guide lists the body codes we cover with height, weight and measurements side by side.

TPE, silicone or hybrid?

Most WM bodies are TPE, a soft thermoplastic elastomer that feels squishy and warm to the touch and costs less than silicone. It needs more care: TPE is slightly porous, picks up dye from dark clothes and likes a dusting of powder after washing. Our step-by-step TPE cleaning guide covers the routine.

Silicone WM bodies, such as the 175 cm silicone body with head #142, cost a few hundred dollars more, resist stains better and keep finer skin detail, but feel firmer. If you are torn between the two, read WM doll TPE vs silicone before you order.

What a WM doll costs

The factory store lists most full-size TPE bodies at $2,850 and the tallest bodies at $2,950. Silicone starts around $3,250, torsos sit at $1,650–1,699 and a spare silicone head is $650. Options, implanted hair, standing feet, gel breasts, skin tone, the breathing or heating features, are added on top. Our WM doll price guide explains which options change the price most and how resellers' sales compare with the list price.

Weight: the number most buyers underestimate

A full-size WM doll weighs roughly 33–42 kg (73–93 lb) without packaging. That is the weight of a real adult who cannot help you lift her. If you live alone, have a bad back or need to move the doll between rooms, compare weights before faces. A torso weighs less and takes far less storage space.

Newer WM lines

How to choose a WM doll

Start with weight

If you will lift and bathe the doll alone, stay near 33–35 kg: the 166 cm C-cup (33 kg) or the 164 cm D-cup (35 kg without the head).

Then the body

Height and figure decide clothes, storage and how lifelike the doll looks. Taller bodies from 172 cm cost $2,950; curvier bodies such as the 168 cm F-cup weigh up to 42 kg.

Then the face

Any WM head fits these bodies, so choose the head number you like rather than the photo. See WM doll heads.

Last, the material and options

TPE from $2,850, silicone from $3,250, and options on top. The price guide shows where the money goes.

Is WM a good brand?

WM's strengths are range, consistency and price: no other big factory offers so many bodies and faces at this price point. The weak spots are typical of TPE (oil sweating, stains and seam wear over time), plus the usual risk of buying a copy from an unauthorised seller. Our WM dolls review goes through what owners praise and what to check on delivery.

FAQ

Updated: October 20, 2026 · WMDOLL.ORG editorial team

How much does a WM doll cost?

Most full-size WM TPE bodies list at $2,850, tall bodies at $2,950, full silicone at $3,250 and the MetaBox AI robot at $3,099 (factory store, October 2026).

Where are WM dolls made?

In Zhongshan, Guangdong province, China, by Zhongshan Jinsan Mannequin Co., Ltd.

How tall are WM dolls?

Full-size WM bodies in this guide range from 160 to 175 cm. Torsos are 70–85 cm without legs.

How much does a WM doll weigh?

Most full-size TPE bodies weigh 33–42 kg (73–93 lb) before packaging, depending on height and bust size.

Can I change the head later?

Yes. WM heads share a standard M16 neck bolt, so you can buy a spare head ($650 for silicone) and swap it in a few minutes.

Are WM dolls TPE or silicone?

Mostly TPE, but WM also makes a full-silicone 175 cm body, silicone heads and the silicone MetaBox AI robot.

What is the WM MetaBox?

WM's AI doll line: a silicone body with a conversation module, eight personalities, memory and touch sensors. A monthly fee applies after the first year.

How do I know a WM doll is genuine?

Buy from the factory store or an authorised reseller and use the authenticity query on WM's website after delivery.

Ready to compare WM Doll offers?

List price on the brand store on October 20, 2026. Final price depends on options and the seller.

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