Materials

TPE, STPE, and silicone — as the documents support.

Angel Kiss bodies in this collection are silicone. WM companion bodies are offered in TPE or STPE. We describe the factory’s claims, and we stop where our evidence stops.

TPE

Thermoplastic elastomer is the standard skin material on most WM companion bodies. It is soft, slightly tacky before powdering, and widely used in this category. It can oil over time and is more easily marked than silicone. Factory care notes typically recommend a mild cleaner and a body powder after washing; see our care page.

STPE

STPE is Jinsan’s later elastomer, offered on WM bodies at a higher US MAP — typically $100 above the TPE MAP on the 30 September 2025 WM data file (for example $1,699 against $1,599 on the 166C). The factory’s AI-robot brochure describes STPE as using imported cosmetic-grade white oil, with less oiling, no strong odor, and two to three times the durability of standard TPE. That is the factory’s claim. We have not independently laboratory-tested it, and we will not dress it up as our own finding.

Silicone

The Angel Kiss figures in this collection are listed as silicone on the 4 October 2025 Angel Kiss price list. Silicone is generally more stable against oiling than TPE, with a different surface feel, and it is usually cared for with products intended for silicone rather than with TPE oil. It is also the material named in the official WM shop’s title for the 164 cm #1068 AI robot; the factory AI brochure, by contrast, describes an STPE body with an AI head. We will confirm the material of a specific AI unit before payment.

Heads, eyes, hair, and skeleton

WM and Angel Kiss figures typically combine a body with a chosen head, eye colour, and hair. The 2025 Angel Kiss options sheet lists three skin tones, six eye colours, implanted hair at +$150, implanted real hair at +$280, and “2.0 new hands” as a free option. WM warehouse sheets note frequently paired heads for several bodies. A factory information slide in the sales materials describes a ball-jointed hand skeleton and related structural options. What is actually fitted to a unit in the warehouse, or to a factory order, is confirmed with your inquiry — we do not assume a head from a “best-selling” note on a 2025 sheet.

What we show in photographs

Collection photography on this site is clothed or modest product photography, used to show finish and atmosphere. It is not assigned to a specific SKU unless we can certify that assignment. Measurement tables on each product page are the record you should use.

Sculpted head studies — a classical face in dark material, a pale portrait, and a painted head — used here as a craft image, not as a specific product.

Craft photography from the factory materials: head studies. Not a SKU assignment.

A close portrait of an adult figure with dark curly hair, looking toward the camera.

Collection photography — illustrative of finish.