Printable Paper Doll with Clothes: 8 Free Wardrobes

This printable paper doll comes with eight complete wardrobes to print, cut out and mix: everyday clothes, summer outfits, a seaside set with swimsuits, romantic florals, a winter walk with coats and knits, a Halloween witch, 1980s fashion and medieval princess gowns. It is one doll in every set, drawn by hand in soft, warm colors, with red-brown curls and a simple bra-and-briefs base layer, so every outfit layers on top.

Each wardrobe is one PDF with two pages: the doll and the first outfits on page 1, more clothes on page 2. Every piece has white fold-over tabs, so there is no glue, and everything is printed at one scale — clothes from any wardrobe fit the doll from any other. Each wardrobe also has a black-and-white version of the same two pages for kids who want to design their own colors and patterns.

The eight wardrobes

Everyday has a trench coat, wide-leg jeans, a blazer with trousers and a polka-dot party dress. Summer brings a denim shirtdress, a cropped jean jacket, a bucket hat and sneakers. Seaside has a swimsuit, a bikini, a striped romper, a floral kimono and a straw hat. Romantic is all florals, lace and bows; Winter Walk has a long puffer, a coat with a faux-fur collar, Fair Isle sweaters, a pompom beanie and mittens. Halloween Witch comes with a witch hat, a cape, a broom, striped stockings and a pumpkin bag; 1980s has a windbreaker, acid-wash jeans, a power-shoulder dress and a leather jacket; and Medieval Princess Gowns has five embroidered gowns, a fur-trimmed cloak, a crown and a pointed hennin with a veil.

How to make the paper doll

1. Print both pages of a wardrobe at 100% (“actual size”) on Letter or A4 — cardstock for page 1 if you have it.
2. Cut out the doll, then each piece along its outline. Keep the white tabs.
3. Dress the doll: lay a piece on top and fold the tabs behind her shoulders, waist or legs.
4. Store each wardrobe in an envelope or a zip bag so the small shoes and hats don’t go missing.

The doll is about 16.5 cm (6.5 inches) tall — big enough for small hands to dress and small enough for a pencil case.

Ideas for playing

Plan an outfit for each day of the week, dress the doll for the weather outside, or put on a fashion show with a cardboard runway. Older kids like the history in it: compare a 1980s power suit with a medieval gown, or design a whole new collection on the black-and-white pages. Halloween Witch makes a quick October activity; Seaside and Summer are perfect for a rainy day at the beach house.

Looking for something smaller? Try our paper duck printables with twelve duck wardrobes.