Where to Buy Real Stock Blythe Dolls ADULT COLLECTOR 🦄😍 

I would like to have a Kenner and an Ashton Drake. ;-)

@@DollsRescued Oh, yes, both of those would be awesome to own.

I have been thinking about it lately

@@NickysDW CCToys sometimes will have dolls on sale, not hugely marked down, but every little bit helps.

@@TammyPowley I am serieus considdering buying one there

Thank you so much for adding this additional information. I get confused sometimes when CCToys will have releases before JM. I knew they were all inter-related somehow. You explained it so well.

@@TammyPowley I totally understand what you mean, it was confusing for me as well. I believe CCtoys is another company based in China that Junko Wong authorizes to sell stock Blythe, just like HLJ and Magma Heritage. Mandarake is not an official retailer, but a large reseller corporation, but their products are authentic. They're kind of like Ebay, but are reputable and well known to collectors of all dolls. I personally prefer CCToys because they allow sellers to bypass lotteries through limited preorders. However, ordering directly from Junie Moon has its amenities. If there are legitimate issues with the doll, such as a broken eye mechanism or significant makeup damage, they will replace the doll. I am not sure if the other retailers offer the same service. However the shipping is CRAZY because of the pandemic. I had to use DHL to get Spring Hope and it was $100. Definitely pros and cons to each retailer, but yes, CCtoys is my favorite. I actually got Lady Panacea from them and she is currently in stock as we speak. I totally recommend her, the makeup is amazing in person and very detailed.

Thanks for mentioning that site. Yes, having those extra charges is an issue to consider.

Those are definitely the top shops to buy from.

You bet! Glad you found some good info on my channel.

You are so welcome!

Glad I could help!

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Oh, right, they are also on Ebay. Yes, they probably have the largest selection I've ever seen.

I'm glad you found it useful.

Thanks for sharing! Like I said, I also had positive experiences with them. Good to hear you have too.

You are very welcome

Oh, awesome!! What dolly did you order from them?

@@TammyPowley thank you! I got Sporty Lover Finesse. She ended up being a little cheaper than CCToys! :) If all goes well I might continue to buy from them. They have a really big selection of dolls that I’m tempted to get.

@@badetht198422 I follow them on Facebook, and they are always showing lots of amazing dolls. So glad you found one you like and at a good price.

Most sellers are up front about whether or not a Blythe is stock or fake, not all, of course, but most. I'm glad you found it helpful

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Good Smile Company is taking over production after July.

the design team will remain the same, CWC, only the manufacturer is changing to Good Smile.

You can email them and ask for tracking, but honestly, it doesn't tell you much other than when it leaves Hong Kong. Typically, it takes anywhere from 2 to 4 weeks. In the "before times," it was more like 2 weeks, but some of the last few dolls I bought from them took longer. One of them was in US customs for weeks, and I only know that because I filed a claim with the post office.

@@TammyPowley thank you. Do you usually get an orderconfirmation?

If you are looked for real Blythe without clothes, there are Facebook groups that sell pre-owned real Blythes. If you don't mind fake Blythe dolls, there are Etsy shops and Aliexpress. I used to sell them in my Etsy shop and might be listing some soon as well.

@@TammyPowley ok thank you very much.