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Vinyl was really the
material that doll manufacturers were searching for for since
the
inception of the doll industry. It was unbreakable, soft and
pleasing to a child's touch, and inexpensive to manufacture.
Also, vinyl dolls could have rooted hair instead of wigged,
which greatly enhanced play value of dolls, making doll's hair
sturdy and easy to comb and brush.
Dates of Production of Vinyl Dolls:
Vinyl dolls were first produced in the mid 1950s.
At that time,
nearly all dolls were made of hard plastic. Hard plastic was an
innovation in its own right because it was unbreakable, but the
dolls were very hard to the touch, they still required wigs and
they were also prone to splitting at the seams. So, almost
immediately, companies including Madame Alexander and Ideal made
the jump to vinyl for nearly all play dolls. Vinyl is still the
preferred material to make play dolls today.
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