Tentative Product Description: These fan-favorite characters are an iconic part of the Bratz brand. Now, for the first time ever, fans can collect them in doll form! Relive all the hysterical hijinks of the nostalgic animated series and new Bratz content with these collector edition dolls. February 18: Jasmin Larian posts teasers of an upcoming Bratz x Cult Gaia doll collab. Plans for a new Bratz series is confirmed via an MGA Entertainment job listing.

November 13: The Bratz Series 1 budget dolls are found at Ross in the United States and Toymate in Australia. October 20: Mowalola confirms that the Mowalola x Bratz dolls are expected to launch in November. (This release date is later changed.)New this year, the iconic pair teamed up on a ready-to-wear fashion line launched in early 2022. The line featured Y2K elements infused with Cult Gaia’s recognizable and classic style. Now, the two powerhouse brands have teamed up again to introduce the first-ever Bratz x Cult Gaia designer dolls, launched October 1, to tell their story of kinship in a new way. A burning question for many fans is: What type of hair do the Series 3 dolls use? All of the dolls featured in this collection originally used saran hair, which was the standard for Bratz dolls during their prime years. In short, the Series 3 dolls use premium nylon hair. Read below for an overview on hair types used on Bratz dolls! Just like the face application method section, feel free to skip this portion if you’ve already read my explanations on the differences between Bratz hair types! Nylon hair is the current standard for the Bratz brand, as is the case for most MGA doll brands since 2019. For context on some of the different hair types used on Bratz, nylon has often been confused with polypropylene, a hair fiber that was used in a majority of lines between 2008-2013 and is known for being hard to manage and prone to degrading over time, because of a name mix-up over a decade ago. Saran—which has been used on most Bratz released between 2001-2007, 2015-2018, and on most of the Bratz 20 Yearz Special Edition dolls (except for some later variants which use nylon) released in 2021—is a great hair fiber that has always satisfied collectors, though it is prone to yellowing and breakage over time. Nylon is another premium hair type that can be easily restyled with heated hair tools and is less likely to degrade over time like saran and polypropylene can do. Saran hair is harder to come by in certain colors and is not as commonly used in modern doll productions due to rising prices, so nylon provides a way for consumers to have these hair colors without resorting to using low-grade polypropylene. Nylon also tends to feel really nice and oftentimes better than saran. Just like the face printing method section, feel free to skip this portion if you’ve already read my explanations on the differences between Bratz hair types! Nylon hair appears to be the current standard for the Bratz brand, as is the case for most MGA doll brands since 2019. For context on some of the different hair types used on Bratz, nylon has often been confused with polypropylene, which is a hair fiber that was used in a majority of lines between 2008-2013 and is known for being hard to manage and prone to degrading over time, because of a name mix-up over a decade ago. Saran—which has been used on most Bratz released between 2001-2007, 2015-2018, and on most of the Bratz 20 Yearz Special Edition dolls (except for some later variants which use nylon) released in 2021—is a great hair fiber that has always satisfied collectors, though it is prone to yellowing and degrading over time. Nylon is another premium hair type that can be easily restyled with heated hair tools and is less likely to degrade over time like saran and polypropylene can do. Saran hair is harder to come by in certain colors and is not as commonly used in modern doll production due to rising prices, so nylon provides a way for consumers to have these hair colors without resorting to using low-grade polypropylene. Nylon also tends to feel really nice and oftentimes better than saran, so I hope this is something that stays for most—if not all—future Bratz doll releases. There has been no indication that a new Bratz movie will be coming out. A Bratz TV theme remix has come out, but there have been no indicators that other new music will be released from the brand.

October 8: Kylie Jenner posts a behind-the-scenes video of her visiting MGA’s headquarters to YouTube.

Since August 2022, the Bratz Pretty ‘N’ Punk reproductions have been confirmed—but, it’s taken nearly a year for them to “officially” release. Originally slated to be split into two waves for January and March releases, the dolls were pushed to the Fall season as many toy companies delayed their Spring releases because sales were struggling. Despite this, the first wave—Yasmin, Cloe, and Jade—found their way to Myer stores in Australia earlier this year causing confusion amongst fans about when these dolls would be available elsewhere. On top of all this, there was an uncertainty about the inclusion of Sasha as she was not featured in the original 2005 collection. Final Product Description: Organize, display, and take your Mini Bratz collection on-the-go with the Mini Bratz Collector’s Case! This signature Bratz logo-shaped case can hold 60+ Mini Bratz in compartments of all different sizes and includes an exclusive Mini Bratz Pretty ‘N’ Punk Sasha figure that you can’t get anywhere else! Leave the case open and display your collection, or close it up and take it with you on-the-go. It can even be mounted on the wall to create a super-stylin’ decoration for your space! This funky case features one pink and one purple side, with Bratz lips all over the front and on the handle. Show off your collection of the mini girls with a Passion for Fashion! October 31: The first in-box picture of the Alwayz Bratz dolls is revealed via an MGA employee’s LinkedIn profile.