Storage strategy protects both the doll and its accessories. Use a clean, dry space with stable temperature and low humidity to minimize material stress. Cover the doll with a breathable fabric bag to prevent dust buildup while allowing airflow; avoid plastic bags that can trap moisture and promote mold. Store hair, clothes, and props in separate, labeled containers to prevent color bleed and material abrasion. For joints and hardware, check for corrosion and apply manufacturer-approved maintenance steps before long-term storage. If possible, store the doll in a slightly inclined position to reduce pressure on sensitive areas, and rotate seasonal outfits to prevent creasing. Regularly inspect storage conditions and adjust as needed to preserve realism and value. A thoughtful storage plan reduces damage risk and keeps your doll ready for display or photography at any time.