For more than 7 years, we searched for a way to bring our dream to life, of dolls that can be customized for kids with disabilities, without compromising our values. We found what many don't realize, that every vinyl doll on store shelves or websites today is made overseas. Even beloved icons like American Girl are manufactured in China.
We were determined our dolls would be made in America, so we built our own company ~ Stract Corporation ~ to be able to bring doll-making back home. This fall, when The Doll For All launches, our dolls will stand proudly as the only 18-inch vinyl dolls Made in the U.S.A.
Created from synthetic vinyl and assembled by hand in Chattanooga, Tennessee, each doll carries not only the spirit of belonging and play, but also the promise of American toy craftsmanship rediscovered. We look forward to helping other entrepreneurs join us in bringing doll-making back to America soil.
We're launched our dolls that can be customized for kids with limb differences! We’ll be taking Pre-Orders SOON! Once we're fully up to speed we'll be able to offer a wider range of disabilities to choose from. Sign up here for updates!
On the drawing board right now are more dolls that look like real kids! In our initial launch we're making Evie and Max available for customization. As soon as possible, we plan to have boys and girls who are Black, Asian, Hispanic, Latino and more!
Of course! Our ultimate goal is for kids to be able to send in a photo of themselves for us to duplicate their faces and/or limb differences through 3D printing. It's a ways off right now, but when it's possible, we intend to offer a doll that looks very much like you!
Right here on this website ~ soon! Evie and Max can be purchased with or without limb differences. Whether it's a "lucky fin" arm or hand or an amputation above or below the knee ~ we've got you covered! If you have any questions, go to the "Let's Be Friends" section where you can contact us anytime.
If you have some good news or a heartwarming story to tell us about kids - with or without special healthcare needs - generally being awesome to each other, please share it with us
so we can share and inspire others. Isn’t that what friends are for?
