Temperature tolerance affects how skin and joints respond to cold environments. In cooler weather, materials can stiffen, reducing flexibility and increasing the risk of micro-cracks at the surface. Plan for seasonal adjustments by selecting heat-retaining accessories, and ensure interior spaces are kept at a moderate temperature to preserve elasticity and comfort.
Protective measures help maintain surface integrity. Avoid exposing the doll to sudden temperature shocks, such as moving from a cold room to a warm one. When heated environments are necessary, introduce gradual warming; use room-temperature ambient heat rather than direct radiative sources to prevent uneven expansion or warping. Regularly inspect joints and skin for signs of stiffness or hairline cracking.
Storage and transport require similar care. Use insulated covers or sleeves during transit to minimize temperature fluctuations. If a part feels cooler or stiffer than usual, give it time to acclimate before use. With mindful temperature management, the doll remains comfortable to handle and visually consistent across seasons.