Storage choices significantly affect the longevity and appearance of a silicone doll. Climate control is key: store in a dry, cool place away from direct sunlight to slow color fading and material degradation. Use a purpose-built doll cover or a soft, breathable fabric sack to protect against dust while allowing moisture exchange. For long-term storage, keep the doll on a stable, padded surface to prevent warping; avoid bending or placing heavy loads on delicate joints. Organization matters: dedicate a compartment for wigs, eyes, care products, and replacement parts in labeled, closed containers. Use garment racks or labeled bins for clothing to prevent clutter and reduce fabric wear from friction. If you must store the doll upright, ensure a gentle support system that distributes weight evenly and guards against tipping. Regular maintenance checks—every few weeks—help identify issues like micro-tears or discoloration early. When transporting, use a secure, padded case to minimize impact. Thoughtful storage protects the doll’s realism and condition, ensuring it remains ready for use, display, or photography without unnecessary damage.