
LoverGirl
A Purpose-Built Facility
Commissioned in 2025, we built this plant around one requirement: that the ten-thousandth unit leaves the line identical to the first. Everything downstream of that — the layout, the climate control, the inspection gates — follows from it.
120,000 sqft
Floor Area
500+
Moulds Available
72 hrs
Avg. Production Time
2025
Year Commissioned
Building 1 — Silicone Production, 70,000 sqft
Building 2 — TPE Production, 50,000 sqft
How It Runs
Material Intake to Packing

Material Intake
Incoming batches are logged and held for verification before release to the floor.

Moulding
SensiSkin™ silicone and TPE blends are poured and cured to a fixed process, with gel-filled forms added for natural weight and response.

Assembly
Skeleton, joints, and shell are assembled at dedicated stations in sequence — full articulation across 32 points of movement.

Painting
Each face and body is finished with 8 layers of hand-applied paint, checked against a reference standard between coats.

Inspection
Every unit is checked against a reference standard before it is cleared to pack.

Packing
A signed pre-pack inspection card is enclosed with every shipment.
Full Production Flow
From Raw Material to Finished Unit
A visual walkthrough of the complete manufacturing pipeline across both buildings.

Facility Overview

Material Intake

SensiSkin™ Silicone Casting

Doll Moulds

TPE Mould Inspection

Mould Storage

Hand-Applied Paint (Layers 1–8)

Assembly Station

Raw Material Storage
Total production time: ~72 hours from material intake to QC clearance.
Production Steps
The Manufacturing Pipeline
Material Intake & Staging
Every shipment arrives on the rooftop intake platform. Materials are logged, verified against order specs, and held in climate-controlled staging until they clear incoming QC. We maintain continuous inventory of SensiSkin™ silicone, TPE compounds, gel fill, and paint batches.
- ✓ Batch verification & tagging
- ✓ Climate-controlled staging bays
- ✓ Material segregation by compound


SensiSkin™ Silicone Moulding
Our proprietary SensiSkin™ silicone is poured into temperature-monitored moulds. The compound cures to achieve a specific tensile strength and tactile response. We monitor pour temperature, mould temperature, and cure time continuously.
- ✓ Temperature range: 22–24°C (mould), 85–88°C (cure)
- ✓ Cure time: 4–6 hours per cycle
- ✓ 500+ active moulds across both buildings
Mould Injection
Once the silicone skin cures, we inject a proprietary gel compound into the form cavities. This adds weight, movement resistance, and a natural bounce response. Each injection is measured by weight to ±2g tolerance.
- ✓ Gel formulation is temperature-sensitive
- ✓ Injection weight tolerance: ±2g per unit
- ✓ Cure time: 2–3 hours


TPE Internal Structure
Building 2 produces TPE (thermoplastic elastomer) internal skeletons and articulation rigging. These moulds are larger and heavier, requiring dedicated stations and extended cure windows. Every mould is visually inspected before release.
- ✓ TPE cure: 6–8 hours
- ✓ Post-cure inspection: 100% visual
- ✓ 32-point articulation rigging per unit
Mould Storage
Skeleton, joints, ball-bearings, and silicone skin are assembled at dedicated stations. Each unit's 32 articulation points are tested for full range of motion, tensioning, and durability before it moves to finishing.
- ✓ 32-point articulation check per unit
- ✓ Range-of-motion testing
- ✓ Assembly time: 3–4 hours

Complete Documentation
Full Facility & Process Gallery
All production areas, quality control stations, and assembly workflows across both buildings.

Rooftop Material Intake Platform

SensiSkin Silicone Form Casting

Gel-Fill Injection Preparation

TPE Mould Inspection

Skeleton Assembly

Silicone Processing Equipment

Material Storage

TPE Mould Production

Joint Assembly

Final Assembly

Quality Control

Metal Skeleton Racks

Mould Production

Finish Coating

Packaging

Quality Control Hanging Racks

Hand-Painting Detail Work

Distribution Center

Mould Production Inventory

Joint Articulation Assembly

Mould Cavity Detail

Finishing & Detail Work Station

Packing & Workflow
See It in Motion
Facility Walkthroughs
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The Unglamorous Details
Environment & Protocol
Climate Control
Moulding and cure areas run under controlled temperature and humidity to keep every batch consistent.
Air Handling
Filtered air handling in production areas reduces contamination during moulding and finishing.
Hygiene Protocol
Gowning, glove, and handling procedures are enforced at every station that touches finished skin.
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