Your character.
Made to hold.

Custom cotton dolls for the original characters (OCs)
who mean the world to you.

One doll is a good place to start.
No specialist design sheet needed.

Cotton doll illustration with black hair, a crescent hair clip, a burgundy cardigan and a charcoal skirt.
Original character drawing with short black hair, a crescent hair clip and a burgundy cardigan.
Illustrative concept · Not a finished commission
From your imagination, into your everyday.

It’s the little things
that make them yours.

The expression you recognise. That unmistakable hairstyle. Tell us which details matter most, and we’ll discuss how they can work in a cotton doll.

Close-up illustration of a cotton doll’s gray embroidered eyes and small smile.
Front-view cotton doll design drawing with a crescent hair clip, burgundy cardigan and charcoal skirt.

The look you know
by heart.

Eyes, eyebrows and expression give a character their personality. Show us the features you want to recognise in your doll.

We’ll review the doll artwork and embroidery layout with you before production.

Distinctive, down
to the details.

Share their hairstyle, colours and signature details. We’ll discuss what can be kept and what may need adapting for fabric and embroidery.

Tell us which detail you would never want to lose.

A size and style
that feel right.

Have a size, body style or outfit in mind? Share it with us. We’ll confirm what is possible and what your quote includes.

Not sure yet? We can work through the options together.

Tell us about your character

You bring the character.
We work out the rest.

A favourite drawing or a character reference is enough to start a conversation. You don’t need to arrive with a finished cotton-doll design.

Start with what you have
Original character drawing with short black hair, a crescent hair clip and a burgundy cardigan.
Character reference concept
Front-view cotton doll design drawing with a crescent hair clip, burgundy cardigan and charcoal skirt.
Illustrative doll design

Made with you.
Step by step.

Alex is your point of contact, coordinating your project with our partner studios.

Discuss your project
  1. Tell us about your character

    Share your idea and the details you love. You can send references now or later.

  2. Agree on the project

    We discuss feasibility, size and outfit requirements, then confirm the scope, total quote, timing and terms before work begins.

  3. Review your designs

    Review the doll artwork, followed by the embroidery layout. These are design stages, not a finished physical sample.

  4. Give the go-ahead

    Physical production starts once you approve both final designs and clearly agree to begin.

Who would you
like to bring
to life?

A few words and an email address.
That’s all we need to start.

A conversation first.

Alex will review your idea and reply by email. We’ll discuss what is possible and confirm a quote before work begins.

An enquiry is not an order or payment.

Tell us about your doll

Fields marked * are required.

A short description is enough. References can follow later.

A link to artwork you have permission to use. Or email images later to hello@sproovia.com.

Budget, quantity or timing

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A few things
you might wonder.

Can I commission just one doll?

Yes. You can enquire about a single cotton doll of your character. Share your idea and any size or style preferences; each project is reviewed individually.

Do I need a doll design sheet?

No. Start with character artwork or a photo reference you have permission to use. We coordinate the specialist doll artwork with an illustrator and review it with you.

How much will my doll cost?

We review your character, size, outfit and other details before quoting. Scope, total quote, payment arrangements and terms are agreed before work begins. You can include a budget in your enquiry.

What do I approve before production?

You review and approve both the doll artwork and embroidery layout, then give your go-ahead before physical production. These design stages are not a finished physical sample.

Can I request a delivery date?

Share your preferred date and destination so we can discuss what is possible. A requested date is confirmed only when we agree on it with you.