Full Body Mannequin Female 69 Inch Clothing Mannequin Clothes Form Stand Rotatable Detachable Head Arm with Metal Base Used for Display Clothing

Love this manikin. I have been thinking of getting one for 2 years. Reading all the reviews I decided to order. Pkg came well packed and arrived much earlier then expected. The price is amazing for what you get. Some of the more expensive ones did not have faces. I love how the head comes in a box and has make up and eyelashes!! Very pleased with my purchase. Easy to put together and base is heavy so she seems pretty sturdy.

Meet Alice! ; )Came even earlier then stated, and her eyes aren’t just paint on but have real “lense” looking, hazel colored eyes!Bought for online clothing selling, but also makes a fun and super cute decor piece!Pretty easy to assemble (arms were ALITTLE tricky) however I just had to angle the joints right by lining up the male and female pieces but other than that she’s perfect.Head does not move that easily when ON body but can be taken off, and the post it sits on can be repositioned and then head placed back on no problem.She is 5 ft. 9, light weight, easy to move separately from her base, makes an AWESOME Halloween dress up decor piece for your living room or covered front porch,My friends daughters come and visit me and they absolutely love seeing her in different clothes and want their own!Makes an great gift if you want to give a girl in your life a “big Barbie doll”Highly recommend, thanks!

This mannequin has really helped with showing off my clothes on Poshmark! Brittany (yes, we named her from a character off of “Drop Dead Diva...LOL) is not only functional, but beautiful, a great size and actually pretty tall (she has to be at least 5’8”). Other people say she’s hard to dress, but once you get down a rhythm....the timing goes way down. Although, some clothing is harder then others (I had a difficult time with a tweed jacket). Also, some comments about her being wobbly....you have to put her in her stand at the right angle and she’s pretty sturdy after that! Like some other commenters, I also put some makeup on Brittany. Her face is very muted, so her face wasn’t photographing well....HIGHLIGHTING goes along ways on her face (I used BECCA Highlighting Stick). Fortunately, I love wigs and I own a lot of them, so I used my own (K’ryssma wigs are thee best and they are cheap and can be ordered on Amazon). The only negative I have about her is, she has areas of what I like to call “chicken bumps” on her. If you have delicate clothing you’d like to display, be careful with them because they can snag on these “chicken bumps”. I very lightly sanded mine down abit, so they weren’t so rough. Don’t sand too much because she’ll loose her flesh color in the area. Anyway, GREAT PURCHASE for my little home business! Check me out on Poshmark @rjv4ever

Cheap and light weight. Perfect for displaying clothing Mannequin is easy to assemble and disassemble.

Dislike: the stand plate had sharp edges on it and a big dent on the edge that had to be ground down before assembly. 10 minute fix if you have a grinder or sharp file.The stand plate is heavy but the mount to the leg is not very strong and doesn't allow a lot of flexibility.Likes: She is very real like, gorgeous face!Easy assembly in 5 to 10 minutes with good English picture Instructions.Shipping was FAST!!! I believe she was shipped from Chicago Il and came all the way to southern California in just 4 days with no damaged from Fed Ex even though the box had no packing material to seperate the pieces.Note: Make sure you order her a $10 wig at the same time so you can make her come alive right out of the box. 😉

Lightweight yet sturdy. Easy to assemble. Sturdy if you do it right. She's so pretty!!! Tossed on a cheap 9 dollar wig, and voila! Bonus: my grandbaby thinks she is me, so she doubles as an occasional babysitter. Kidding! Don't do that. Please!

So I really do love her, I think she's gorgeous. I use her for selling clothes on Poshmark. Great facial features, good proportions, good pose. She's a big, giant, cheap barbie doll. Her parts come apart and go back together fairly easily once you get the hang of it. She was stable on her feet, just make sure you put the metal bar at her right foot all the way in the leg and base with both her feet on the ground. Her head moves left and right but not up and down, which didn't matter to me.My issue comes in with the manufacture flaws and damage. She had scuffs all over her, which is a problem since I do get close to take photos of her. Her chest looked like it was crushed but it's still in shape, but discolored. She has dark scuff-type marks here and there that a magic eraser would not take out. She has the dots on her arms and legs other people mentioned that are pointy and really pull some of the silky clothes I put on her, damaging it. I'm going to try to take a soft nail file to the tips of the dots and sand them a bit. She's shiny when I use my flash, but it is not too bad. She has a big screw sized hole in the backs of both her arms, which I try to cover using the long wig I got her, and clever positioning. But look, she's a cheap giant doll. You would pay more for her if it was a life-size toy for a kid, so I think she's a good deal, and I really do love her look. I wish you could get other arms to give her other looks separately, but oh well. I think I would get her again, if I need other poses.

I put a wig on her to show my jackets. Many people thought she was a real person. She is easy to put together and dress