Dollsized

Dollsized is an informal adjective used to describe objects, figures, or scenes that are sized to be used with dolls or to mimic the proportion of dolls. Items described as dollsized are typically small-scale, intended to fit into dollhouses, display cases, or collections, and may be fully functional or purely decorative. Because there is no universal standard for dollsized, the term relies on context and often aligns with conventional dollhouse or fashion doll scales rather than a fixed measurement.

In miniature modeling, dollsized objects commonly use scales such as 1:12 (dollhouse scale) or 1:6 (fashion doll scale); other common scales include 1:3 or 1:24 for special projects. A dollsized piece is described as such when its dimensions fit these expected ranges and when its proportions resemble those of dolls used by collectors.

Outside toy contexts, the term appears in art and photography to describe props and figures designed to interact with dolls or to create miniature scenes with a doll-like feeling. In fashion and collectibles, dollsized outfits or accessories are made to fit specific dolls, not human wear.

Because "dollsized" is informal, users should check the accompanying scale rating or measurements to confirm suitability for a given doll line or display. The term is closely related to, but distinct from, "miniature" or "dollhouse-scale."