Review on ZTWEDEN Handmade Clothing Accessories - Unique Styles by Dale Toth

I was a bit intrigued when it was said there was a bike in the accessories but the bike turned out to be about 2 inches high and 3 inches wide is. That's knee length for an 11.5 inch Barbie, so we can assume it's for Skipper, a Barbie baby doll. Likewise, the skateboard was not supported by the legs of a full-size Barbie, so it can be assumed that those were Skipper's legs or some other Barbie model. The scooter also looked very short. I haven't tried skates and I seem to miss skates. Oh yes you will want to be at the big flat table when you open them. Some accessories are tiny. The missing skateboard could very well have fallen into some mess next to my computer chair. Otherwise, all clothes and accessories are suitable for a normal Barbie. One or two might have been for the Skipper, but the grown-up Barbie made them work. Bracelets and glasses are smooth. There is a pair of regular high heeled low top shoes that someone at Lego Corp must have helped with because they actually fit perfectly and hold up securely. Rubber bands, I think, for styling hair. The two plastic doll stands are a little flimsy, but the black metal stand sold separately by another company is fine. Some decorative items, baskets or bins, wands, a tiaras or two. Some little things that may or may not be broken as I don't know how to put them on. Overall, the variety of wearables in one set was well made and worth the price. The accessories are a bit random, but they have enough good stuff in them that you won't be too sad about the ones you can't figure out.