We’ve put together the ultimate Resource Guide for Our Generation® dolls. Be sure to leave a comment and tell us which of their great dolls is your favorite and why. Also check out our other Ultimate Resource Guides for A Girl For All Time®, WellieWishers™, and Hearts For Hearts Girls® for more reviews and helpful tips.
Limited Time Contest: Scroll down to enter our doll giveaway!
About Our Generation®
Our Generation® dolls are made by Battat, a family-run toy business who designs the dolls and accessories in the U.S. and Canada, and manufactures them in China. Our Generation® dolls are affordable, are packaged with recycled and recyclable materials, and prioritize high standards of employee health and safety throughout their manufacturing process. You may have seen them on the shelves of your local Target store, which is their largest brick-and-mortar retail supplier. While their dolls are a great affordable option comparable to an 18-inch American Girl® doll, they also offer a wide variety of accessories like doll-sized cars, scooters, and horses.
Our Generation® Doll Features
- 18-inches tall
- Soft cloth body with hard vinyl limbs
- Rooted hair
- Posable and non-posable limbs depending on collection of dolls
- Affordably priced between $33-$49
- Recommended for ages 3 and up
The Ultimate Pattern Collection for Our Generation® Dolls
Our Generation® dolls are very similar in size to other 18-inch dolls such as American Girl®, and the patterns in our 18-inch Doll Clothes collection are designed to fit them well. The pattern collection includes step-by-step instructions for making almost anything you can imagine for your 18-inch doll such as Our Generation®, from historical gowns to contemporary coats to sweet pajamas.
Get the Pattern: Ready to make a t-shirt for your Our Generation® doll? Our FREE trendy t-shirt pattern is for you. This easy to follow PDF pattern guides you through each step with illustrated step-by-step pictures! Have fun using a variety of knit fabrics or even your outgrown tees upcycled to make adorable doll clothes!
Our Generation® Measurements
Our Generation® dolls are 18-inches tall, making them comparable to American Girl® dolls. The two brands of dolls have very similar bodies, and are pictured above in 123 Mulberry Street Gotchies both made from the same size pattern in order to show the similarities and differences in their proportions. The side-by-side comparison demonstrates that the Our Generation® doll has slightly smaller shoulders than the AG doll, who has a bit broader shoulders. The American Girl® doll also has a slightly longer torso than the OG doll. These differences between the two dolls mean that while most patterns and clothes made to fit 18-inch dolls should fit both dolls well, some slight adjustments may need to be made around the bodice of tailored garments to be sure that pieces fit the Our Generation® doll just right.
Our Generation® Doll Collections and Characters
Collection: Regular
The “Regular” line of dolls by Our Generation® do not have bendable limbs. They are the most basic option of OG doll as they come with only the doll and outfit. There are too many great Regular OG dolls to name them each here, but featured below are some of our favorites.
Ayla: Ayla has an artistic and creative personality and dreams of being a professional painter. She comes dressed in a pink tutu-inspired skirt and cute grey cardigan, and has charming auburn hair and blue eyes. Buy Ayla Now
Florence: Florence comes dressed in a mustard sweater with faux fur trimmed collar and adorable fox print leggings. She has curly blonde hair and brown eyes. She loves fall weather and going for walks in nature with her family. Buy Florence Now
Collection: Deluxe
Dolls from the Deluxe line are poseable, and each come with two outfits complete with accessories and their own storybook so you can get to know the character and her world. Here are two of our favorites:
Coral: Coral has green eyes and a light dusting of freckles, complimented by her curly blonde hair. She loves to surf and hang out at the beach, and comes with a rash guard and boy shorts paired with a surfboard, a snorkel, and flippers. Her second outfit is a tank top and shorts, paired with a cute hat and sandals. Her storybook is titled “Stuck in the Middle of Knowhere.” Buy Coral Now
Rayna: Rayna is a poseable doll with wavy hair and brown eyes. She comes dressed in a pink top with striped sleeves and cute gray pants. She also comes with an apron and baseball cap branded with the name of her food truck: OG Grill. Her accompanying storybook is titled " The Foodie Friends Project." Buy Rayna Now
Collection: Retro
The Retro line features non-posable dolls in vintage-inspired outfits.
Terry: Terry is a piano player with blonde hair and blue eyes. She comes dressed in a '50s style dress with full pink skirt and a cute letterman jacket. Buy Terry Now
Joy: Joy has vivid red hair and blue eyes, and comes dressed in a vintage-inspired pink and black dress and cute white gloves. Her oversized hair bow completes the charming look. Buy Joy Now
Collection: Specialty
Specialty Our Generation® dolls each have their own profession or activity backstory and come with accessories to match, such as the doctor or professional inventor dolls, as well as the jewelry or hair play dolls. Some of the Specialty dolls are posable while others are not. Here are two of our favorites:
Ameilia: Ameilia is a professional inventor who comes with steampunk goggles and a wind-up robot. She has long blonde hair, brown eyes, and is poseable. She comes dressed in a lab coat, paired with a button up shirt and bow tie, a twirly purple skirt, knee high socks and cute brown boots. Buy Ameilia Now
Paloma: Paloma is a professional vet who comes with vet tools and an otoscope, perfect for the girl who loves caring for animals. She comes dressed in pink scrubs and has shoulder length curly brown hair and brown eyes. Buy Paloma Now
ENTER TO WIN An Our Generation® Rayna Doll
To enter this week's contest, simply click the link below and then enter through the giveaway widget at the bottom of the blog post, there are many things you can do to earn multiple entry points!
Contest Details: You enter through the entry form that is embedded on this page and appears just below this paragraph, if you don't see it, be sure to visit the page from your desktop or an alternate browser such as Google Chrome. It may not appear on all mobile devices. The complete rules and entry details appear on the entry form. This is not a comment contest - in other words, leaving a comment on the bottom of this page is not an official entry method. The only required entry method is to leave a comment under this post and then confirm that you did it in the contest widget. One person will receive the Rayna doll. You can enter once, or gain multiple entries by completing the other entry methods and increase your chances of winning. Please review all Terms and Conditions on the giveaway page before entering. While we wish we could run this contest everywhere, for legal reasons it is only open to eligible residents of the U.S. and Canada, not including Rhode Island. This contest is exclusively endorsed by Liberty Jane Clothing and Pixie Faire. Not endorsed by or affiliated with Our Generation®.
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Our Generation® dolls are 18-inches tall, making them comparable to American Girl® dolls. The two brands of dolls have very similar bodies, and are pictured above in 
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Terry
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Lois Ruth Oberg
December 22, 2024
I just rescued I believe Rayna doll from Salvation Army and she is just beautiful. My goal now is to make her some clothes so she is ready to be adopted next Christmas. I have rescued several dolls before and just donated 2 Joy dolls to the local food pantry for adoption this year. I have several that have issues with tangled hair that I am still trying to fix. If anyone has any suggestions on how to untangle and get the shine back please advise.