Detachable parts require thoughtful storage to prevent damage and preserve flexibility. Start with a simple inventory of all components: limbs, torso sections, joints, and accessories. Create a labeled storage system with clear bins or drawers so you can locate parts quickly.

Use padded dividers or foam inserts to cushion each component. Separate large parts from smaller ones to avoid pressure marks. Vacuum-sealed bags or breathable containers work well, depending on humidity. Include silica gel packs to control moisture but replace them regularly.

Store parts in a clean, dry environment away from direct sunlight. Minimize temperature fluctuations to prevent material degradation. When possible, keep parts attached to stands or maintain a consistent environment to preserve joint integrity.

Label containers with descriptions and approximate assembly notes. A simple photo record of how each piece fits together can save time during reassembly. If space allows, create a small sorting station with dedicated slots for arms, legs, torsos, and accessories.

Regular checks help catch signs of wear, such as tackiness, cracks, or discoloration, early. With careful organization, you’ll reduce the risk of misplacing components and extend the life of the doll and its parts.