Female Mannequin Full Body with Adjustable Head, Flexible Limbs Detachable Design 69" Dress Form with Metal Base for Clothing Display (Beige, Female)

For the price, this is a great mannequin. She is 5'9" tall and 17 lbs... easy to move and on a sturdy base. Her face is pretty with realistic features and even has eyelashes glued on. Her arms are moveable, her head and torso turn and she is able to model tops with unique sleeve styles like bell and ruffle sleeves and make them look great-- which is just what I was hoping she could do. I put one of my wigs on her and she looks great! The only complaint so far is that her right arm doesn't stay in an upward position and falls back downward.. but I will figure out a solution for that. She is pictured in tops size medium. For under a hundred dollars, you can't go wrong with this one.

Wanted a realistic looking mannequin to display my crochet tops at vendor events. Being on a fixed income I just didn't have much money to spend. She arrived today and went together pretty easily. Putting the bar into her calf was a bit tricky since It is a snug fit but once it seated [it goes in quite far] she is not wobbly even though she is fairly tall. She is definitely built like a model and quite slender. Ill need to shop for a skirt or slacks so she's more appropriately dressed but she fits my items and displays them nicely. She wasn't hard to dress either. With the addition of a simple wig that I already had she looks quite realistic. My dogs had to give her a good sniff before they decided she was ok. Overall Im quite pleased with my purchase. I think she will more than do the trick. She will come apart easily and reassemble quickly so she will suit me fine. Her base is the heaviest part of the deal. The rest of her is light enough that she won't be taxing. Just wish she came with a carry bag but I think a large duffel will take care of that. Now she just needs a name. 😁

She’s beautiful and for right around $70 I’m very happy with my purchase. My dog, however, is not so pleased - she’s been barking a lot at the mannequin 😂. The mannequin is fairly tall and well porportioned. She looks great in clothes! I also purchased a pretty wig for her that was around $20. So I’ve got everything I need to sell clothes online and all for under $100. I looked at many mannequins and she is by far the best value for the money. She is a bit difficult to assemble but I looked at some of the videos that were posted and soon got the hang of it.

She is tall and beautiful and amazing gor the price. Easy to assemble. Material: you know the Christmas lawn decorations made of that thick plastic? That's what she's made of. Light, yet sturdy.

The very specific bolt that is needed to secure the mannequin to the floor stand plate is missing. There is no way for the mannequin to stand. Tried several times, in vain, to get the piece from the vendor. I finally made a trip to a specialty hardware store and they were able to cobble something together for me. Without their help the mannequin would have been almost worthless to me. As far as the quality of the item: it’s a basic entry level mannequin. No bells or whistles, some frustrations with arms falling off and it’s tippy. But it serves its purpose for photographing clothing items. Glad I have it.

It’s ok, just that the base is too light/weak to hold the mannequin. It’s worse when you wear it some thick clothing. Aside the base, it comes off as good quality. Still thinking of returning thou.

I didn't want to give this mannequin a bad review but I have no choice. It's not hard to set up but the leg area will give U some problems. Even after setting up, the mannequin is lean. It's not sturdy and the pieces easily fall off. Kinda regret buying it.

Overall, I’m quite happy with this mannequin. While the materials and workmanship aren’t perfect, once assembled, she works great for displaying various outfits. There are a few tricks to keeping her arms secure—be sure to push them all the way in and lock them in place. They do sometimes fall off when changing outfits, but they’re easy to reattach. Her face is surprisingly lifelike, with full makeup and false eyelashes. I do wish she came with a wig, but that’s an easy fix—just add a wig or a hat. One important note about assembly: When attaching her left leg, make sure you have not placed her on the base yet. Also, don’t attach the upper torso. The easiest way to do it is to lay her flat on the floor with lower torso flat on the ground (legs will be straight up in the air), then connect the leg. It took me a little time to figure this out, but it makes the process much smoother. Another key tip—when attaching the leg with the metal bar that connects to the base, be sure to push it in all the way. Many reviews mention that she’s wobbly, but I have a feeling it’s because they didn’t insert the metal bar far enough into her leg. Once you do this correctly, she is stable. The base itself is a fairly heavy, it's a shiny silver metal platform. I didn’t peel off all the plastic protector, you’ll see it in the images attached. She is very slim, with measurements around 32.5", 24.25" - 33.75" . Her legs are quite long, with a 32-inch inseam, and calves measure 13". Despite a few minor quirks, this mannequin is a great budget-friendly option for displaying clothing. If you’re looking for an affordable mannequin that gets the job done, I’d definitely recommend this one!