Olli Ella

Pickle's cotton onesie and Bunny Moppet's long plush ears give two Olli Ella dolls quite different characters before a story even begins. The named Dinkum designs share familiar embroidered faces, but their textures and proportions help distinguish one from another.

Dozy Dinkums and Cozy Dinkums

Pickle, one of our Dozy Dinkums, has a cotton outer and a non-removable onesie with a rainbow over the heart. The 32 cm doll can be posed, giving care play a soft-bodied character without a separate outfit to keep track of.

Cozy Dinkums take the character in a plush direction. Bunny Moppet has a fluffy outer and a fixed bunny suit. Its body is listed at 31 cm, extending to 44 cm when the ears are included. Those ears change the overall shape, so a similar body length does not mean it will pack into the same small space as Pickle.

My Playroom treats doll play as open to every child. A useful choice starts with the feel and character that suit the intended play, not a boys' or girls' label. Their existing outfits give each character a recognisable appearance without needing extra clothing.

Does the play need removable clothing?

Pickle's onesie and Bunny Moppet's bunny suit stay on. That keeps the character together for carrying and pretend care, but it limits outfit-changing play. A doll bought mainly for dressing needs a different clothing design, even if its size looks similar.

For a broader comparison of dolls by body form, clothing and care, visit baby dolls. Here, the focus stays on the named Olli Ella designs and the details that distinguish them.

For infants, keep soft toys out of the sleep space. A toy's age label is not permission to leave it in a cot during sleep.

Can the Pickle Dozy Dinkum's onesie be removed?

No. Pickle's cotton onesie is non-removable. The doll's care instructions allow a cold gentle machine wash in a laundry bag; use the directions for the particular Dinkum you choose.

Compare the named Dinkum families

Dinkum Dolls, Dozy Dinkums and Cozy Dinkums are related Olli Ella ranges, not interchangeable names for one doll. Body construction, outer fabric, fixed clothing, size and care can differ. Choose the named family first, then check whether the intended basket, clothing or accessory lists that family as compatible.