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Blue Puffer Jacket with Fur Hood — 17cm Doll Winter Coat
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Four-piece navy snowflake knit set sized for 17cm Labubu-style vinyl figures & similar plush dolls
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Every shelf has a first-snow morning — the kind where the light goes thin and white and even the smallest resident deserves to look dressed for it. The Navy Snowflake Knit Set is our answer: a four-piece snowflake doll outfit built around a deep-navy knit sweater scattered with snowflakes, worn with its matching knit hat, proper little jeans, plus a bear charm hanging at the ready. Sized on the 17cm Labubu-style vinyl figure — the scale collectors build whole shelves around — it delivers a finished winter look in one purchase, the way the best small doll clothes always do: decided, complete, nothing left to hunt down.
The snowflakes are jacquard — knit into the fabric itself rather than printed on top — so the motif survives zoom lenses and shelf light with a slight raised texture that only real knitwork gives at this scale. That texture is where handmade shows. Every set is finished by hand, and handmade doll clothes carry the honest evidence: stitch tension that breathes, edges closed with care, a snowflake landing exactly where it was planned. The jeans, meanwhile, do the modern work. Denim against deep navy is a pairing human fashion has trusted for decades; at 17 cm it keeps the look streetwise instead of costume and buys the set its everyday license.
Four pieces means four ways to wear it. The doll hat and sweater set carries the headline look, while the jeans slip into rotation under any other top in the wardrobe and the bear charm travels — hung from a zipper loop, swung from a bag handle, or standing guard on the shelf, the tiniest member of the cast. When the forecast turns serious, the blue puffer jacket layers over the sweater for cold-day depth; on milder ones the sherpa fleece hoodie can take over the texture story. And deep navy is the quiet advantage: it photographs warm in thin winter light and never once needs December as its excuse.
Fit was settled on the 17cm Labubu-style vinyl figure — the body this set was actually patterned on — and knit forgives the few millimeters that separate one shelf resident from the next, though the 10 cm minis live on a different size page and should stay there. Sweater first, hat tipped to one side, jeans to close the outfit, charm hung wherever the story wants it — the whole change takes less time than deciding which photo to take first. Everything arrives exactly as photographed: four pieces, $14.90, in stock and leaving us the day the order lands — the figure itself stays home. That is the whole argument for this corner of 17cm doll clothes — the details collectors zoom in for, assembled into the look a winter display asks for by name.
Handmade knit asks for a gentle routine, and it is a short one. Dust the pieces with a soft brush between wears, and when a mark appears, meet it early: cool water on a cloth, a touch of mild soap, worked from the edge of the mark inward. If the set ever needs a full bath, cool water only — squeeze the water out through a folded towel rather than twisting, then let everything dry overnight on a flat surface, well away from heaters and bright windows. Give the hat a bottle-sized form to dry around and the crown holds its curve, fold the jeans along the seam, and hang the bear charm by its loop so nothing gets crushed in a drawer.
Not sure about fit? The size guide lists the exact measurements to check before ordering. Keep knits and plush fresh — the doll care guide covers washing and spot-cleaning. More holiday looks live in the Christmas teddy bear guide.
Yes — the hat and sweater were patterned on that exact body, the soft-vinyl 17 cm Labubu-style figure, so the fit sits close where it should and easy where it should. Plush dolls of the same height wear the set comfortably too, because knit stretches to meet the small differences between bodies. The 10 cm minis are another conversation: expect oversized, not wearable.
Four pieces: the knit hat, the navy snowflake sweater, the jeans and the bear charm — exactly what the photographs show, and nothing that is not in them. The complete set is $14.90, and like every outfit we sell it ships without its model.
Yes — each set is made and finished by hand, which is where the detail budget goes: snowflake placement, closed edges, stitch tension held steady across a sweater small enough to lose in a pocket. Handmade also means one set differs from the next in tiny ways. That difference is the character of the piece, not a defect to apologize for.
Yes — nothing here is fixed. The jeans are a denim base for any other top on the shelf, the hat finishes every sweater it meets, and the bear charm hangs wherever a look needs a small exclamation mark. One purchase buys a styled outfit and, at the same time, new styling moves for everything already in the wardrobe.
All winter — this set lives in our winter collection, not among the Christmas pieces. Snowflakes fall from the first frost to the last, and they are a weather motif rather than a holiday one; worn with denim, the navy knit stays a fashion choice into February, not a costume that expires on the 26th.
Store the set folded, out of long stretches of daylight and away from heat — both are what actually age navy yarn — with the hat resting crown-up and the charm detached so it cannot snag the knit. Wash rarely and only on need; when you do, the short routine is laid out in the care notes on this page, and one rule outweighs the rest: never hang knit to dry, because wet yarn stretches under its own weight and 17 cm leaves no room to hide it.