It seems to be a somewhat small operation that's not directly tied to a larger manufacturer, but their dolls are listed on Amazon and Walmart.com, so it's probably not just a local operation. There are six different 12-inch dolls, all female, with articulation at elbows, wrists and knees (and probably more places; that's just what I could see). The dolls represent characters with an "eco warriors" theme. The site also depicts bad guys, but there apparently aren't dolls (yet?) for those characters.
The site doesn't really talk about what kind of plastic the dolls are made from or how one would go about recycling them; it just mentions they're non-toxic and "made from recyclable materials". They seem steeply priced for playline dolls; list price is $50, with prices around $40 on Amazon. Very few reviews on Amazon; most seem to be from a single person; one mentions a hand breaking off the first day. They seem to potentially have separate eye parts rather than decals, though they're probably not intended for customization that way. The heads are big, and I can't really judge whether the characters are meant to be adults or teens.
Has anyone seen these in the wild, or even heard of them? The price point and the head design keep me from being interested in them beyond curiosity, but it seems like a few things here are different than the usual playline doll.
