A first-order options list for MZRDOLL
Use a short written configuration sheet to separate required features from styling extras.
MZRDOLL catalogue photo of Ana · illustration for this article.
List the required choices first
Start with the exact head, body, material and height. Add any feature you would rule out a configuration without, such as a specific finish or head function. This makes a useful first message that a seller can answer without guessing which model or version you have chosen.
Put optional styling on a separate line
Record hair, eye colour, clothing and other styling choices below the required features. Ask which ones are included and which carry a charge. If you are comparing a custom order with a ready-stock unit, this split also shows which details you would need to change.
Confirm dependencies in writing
Some equipment or support accessories are specific to a body or head revision. Ask the seller to check compatibility before quoting a bundle. Request the package contents, estimated dispatch date and packed figures after the chosen options have been confirmed.
Save the revision you accept
Keep the final configuration sheet with the quote total and order reference. If an option changes later, ask for a revised sheet showing the new choice and any updated delivery estimate. A single current copy prevents an earlier selection from being mixed into the order.
