Lottie

Lottie is a unique dolls created by Arkl founded in December 2010 by Lucie Follet and Ian Harkin. In order to give the loved ones unique gifts, they did not find dolls on the market that will be perfectly tailored to the needs of little girls. Most of them had too many adult features and were excessively sexualized. By doing a preliminary market examination, Lucie and Ian discovered that the market needs "healthy dolls" - those who have a chance to become a child's best friends.

In Lottie, body proportions are preserved, and the doll is devoid of makeup, jewelry or high heels. Lottie was developed in such a way as to promote a positive approach to childhood, and also refer to the correct image image. She is a nine -year -old with a children's body, who makes children play more like a friend than an ideal to seek. Lottie's doll's body is realistic and carefully scaled. All this to take care of the child's psyche and not expose him to communing with the vision of an idealized and disproportionate body that is not found in the real world.

The premiere of Lottie doll took place in 2012. Since then, it has been extremely popular around the world. Lottie doll has moving arms and legs, as well as long hair that is perfect for combing. He also has its passions and interests. He loves playing outdoors and is an excellent companion of all adventures! Our store's offer includes Paleontologor doll, ballerina, astronaut or student.

The Arklu's design is aimed at strengthening patterns and teach the youngest faith in yourself and their abilities. The inspiration for the creation of a doll was, among others PIPPI SHIEBER - the title heroine of the Swedish writer Astrid Lindgren. Pippi is a strong girl and perfectly coping with the world around her. Confident, resourceful and exposing adult hypocrisy is always willing to help those in need. This is also the Lottie doll, which wants to teach children's leadership features. The brand makes sure that every girl feels unique and strong. That she would believe in herself and feel that she can change the world for the better!

Arklu has gone through a long way to launch Lottie doll to the market. Initially, sellers were reluctant to support the product that did not quite enter into a puppet trend. Lottie was neither tall nor excessively slim, nor did she wear high heels and purse. Lucie Follet and Ian Harkin decided to take matters into their own hands and finance the productions of the doll from their own resources. Only in this way could they remain faithful to their values ​​and provide the youngest of a product that is unique and innovative. This is confirmed by many international awards, as well as press relationships, which were published, among others at The Guardian, New York Times or Forbes. Currently, Lottie dolls are present in over 30 countries around the world.