4Woods’ A.I.doll line is built around different silicone body shapes and separately named head characters. Start with the body that catches your eye, compare how its weight and proportions differ, then check which head and finish the current order form actually offers. The name A.I.doll is the maker’s product label, not a promise of an AI-powered robot.
This is an independent look at the manufacturer’s published catalog. The page doesn’t pretend I’ve handled these dolls, and it doesn’t treat a body photo or marketing claim as independent testing.
The 4Woods body shapes
4Woods doesn’t sell just one silhouette with a different face. Its A.I.doll Real has a fuller 161 cm form, Peach is a curvier 151 cm design, and S+ has a slimmer 160 cm shape. Cutie is the compact 147 cm option in this adult-form comparison. These are body designs, not character names.
The manufacturer’s English body comparison lists the following shapes and Body Weight figures. This is body-only specification language: the chosen head and options still matter. Figures checked October 27, 2026, not personal measurements or a promise of current stock.
| Adult-form body | Listed height | Listed body weight |
|---|---|---|
| A.I.doll Real | 161 cm | 32 kg |
| A.I.doll Peach | 151 cm | 29 kg |
| A.I.doll Adeyaka | 159 cm | 31 kg |
| A.I.doll Twenty | 154 cm | 28 kg |
| A.I.doll Cutie | 147 cm | 23 kg |
| A.I.doll Fetish | 158 cm | 30 kg |
| A.I.doll S+ | 160 cm | 26 kg |
For a second look, compare the English maker table, Japanese body page and Japanese gallery. Those official pages don’t always agree, which is why the Real weight conflict matters.
Important Real discrepancy: The A.I.doll Real detail page, English comparison and Japanese detail page say 32 kg, but the Japanese body-comparison table says 31 kg for the same named model. This profile uses 32 kg as the better-corroborated listed figure while explicitly preserving the conflicting 31 kg claim. Confirm the current factory quote and whether the weight includes the selected head before relying on either value.
Pick the head character after the body
4Woods organizes its A.I.doll gallery by body design and also offers named head characters such as Lime, Yukari, Mitsuki, Hitomi, Michelle and Sonia. The official character gallery is the place to see the maker’s presented examples. The head options and A.I.doll order form are more useful for choosing a real configuration than guessing from a gallery caption.
Choose a body shape first, then an offered head and finishing options. A model photograph with one face does not mean every other head fits every revision or that all gallery combinations are orderable today. Before sending an order, ask 4Woods to confirm the selected head/body pairing, complete weight, lead time and damage-reporting rules.
Product generations and retired names need separate labels
4Woods’ company history records changes in body and head designs across more than two decades. Its Japanese campaign materials distinguish current offerings from older bodies marked sales ended. The historical names Uruwashi, NEO-J im and Allure may still appear in galleries or archived comparison tables. Their presence in a gallery does not prove that they are currently orderable.
Head names and body names are different identifiers. A gallery showing one head on several bodies is not a universal compatibility specification. Ask for the exact body generation, head selection, connector and available options on the current order form. Do not substitute a reseller’s height-only shorthand for the manufacturer’s body name.
This guide covers adult-form manufacturer models only. It does not normalize youth-coded product lines into buying recommendations or product comparisons.
Who makes 4Woods dolls, and where can you order?
4Woods identifies itself as a Japanese manufacturer of silicone dolls founded in 2002. Its official company history records the founding, while the current company information describes in-house design, development, production, shipping and customer service in Japan. The official English storefront is active and publishes company and product information. These are first-party company statements, not an independent inspection of its factory, materials or corporate filings.
The manufacturer’s English ordering page identifies 4woods, Inc. as manufacturer and seller and gives a factory/showroom address in Niiza, Saitama, Japan. The Japanese company page also lists a Tokyo office and references Europe and U.S. offices. A listed regional office is not proof of current local warehouse stock, domestic fulfillment or an independently authorized reseller.
This is stronger evidence than an anonymous dealer label: a named operator, a consistent first-party website and model-specific specifications. It still does not establish third-party quality testing, independent warranty performance or a verified U.S. retail network.
Materials, engineering and after-sales claims
The official body page describes an original silicone blend and manufacturer-developed skeletons. Its medical-grade wording is promotional material language; DJP has not independently reviewed formulation certificates, model-specific biocompatibility testing or durability data. Posing descriptions likewise come from the maker, not from a hands-on DJP test.
The English order terms ask customers to report shipping damage within three days of delivery and describe exchange handling for damage. That is the text of the inspected manufacturer page, not a universal unconditional return or cancellation policy. Confirm the exact written terms for your country, order configuration, shipping method and payment before purchase. Keep order screenshots, packing photographs and delivery evidence if a claim becomes necessary.
The Japanese official site says the company sells its dolls directly and warns about imitations. That is a manufacturer statement about its own sales channel, not proof that every outside listing is fraudulent. Independently confirm any claimed dealership or cross-border fulfillment arrangement with the responsible contracting party. The seller authorization and warranty guide and listing verification checklist explain what to request.
What I checked, and what still needs confirmation
Checked October 27, 2026: official company history and contact pages, first-party English/Japanese body comparisons, the Real model detail, the English ordering page and the September 2026 DJP corpus-foundation research limits. These support a real, identified manufacturer and dated product descriptions. They do not verify factory ownership filings, independent material tests, U.S. stock, current export shipping quotes, dealer authorization, warranty outcomes or every model’s present orderability.
I haven’t included manufacturer photographs, third-party gallery images, affiliate offers or price cards. Private photo libraries and owner-selected media were not inspected. This page uses direct official-source links without affiliate tracking. Any future photography or paid links need their own source, rights, and disclosure review.