Understanding Price Fluctuations
We want to be completely transparent: we don't offer price adjustments when items are later discounted. Our pricing reflects real-time production costs, material availability, and operational factors that change regularly. This policy applies universally — whether prices go up or down after your purchase.
Why Prices Have Dropped Recently
This efficiency allowed us to pass savings directly to customers rather than increasing profits. For example, the Guys' price dropped as our team became more efficient in handling these production steps. These workflow improvements have also contributed to lower prices for Pear Girls and select Classic Girls.
We were also able to bring the prices of limited skin tones like Green and Milk in line with our regular human skin tones. However, this has resulted in these versions selling out faster due to increased demand and less frequent restocks.
Why Prices Change
Discounted products are listed in our Discounted (for now) section. We use this label because pricing reflects current conditions — what's discounted today may return to regular pricing tomorrow based on stock levels, production flow, and material availability.
Why We Don’t Announce Discounts in Advance
- A vendor might inform us that a paint mask has broken, forcing us to pause production and adjust pricing temporarily.
- A supplier may suddenly announce that a material or fabric we’ve been using will be discontinued, impacting availability and future costs.
- During stock takes, we occasionally discover we have more inventory of a particular item than expected, which can prompt a short-term discount to free up space.
Our Commitment to Value
Despite rising costs industry-wide, we've maintained our Classic Girls at 52,000 JPY since 2017. We'll continue working to deliver the best possible value while maintaining the quality you expect from Smart Doll.
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