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>>16306956
Yeah! So you're also going to be looking for Blythe clothes on Etsy, which sounds stupid because Blythe and Pure Neemo are so not the same size. However, apparently Blythe bodies a shit and most people rebody their dolls with Pure Neemo bodies. Because this is such a widespread thing in the hobby, people straight up won't label the clothes as being "Pure Neemo." You can't tell until you see the picture under the listing.

Pic related is listed on Etsy as "BLYTHE DRESS BEIGE." Not the most amazing thing ever, but it's just something I grabbed from the first page of results. This one is $30, which is just on the higher end of average. The majority of my Pure Neemos' clothes have been $10-$50, which is pretty much the same as Azone's clothes. I have no idea why people are labeling the clothes based on the doll's head and not the body. I'm guessing Etsy only lets sellers tag so many things in listings and Blythe will bring in more customers than Pure Neemo.

If you're willing to try sewing out (you're not going to need to buy a sewing machine, it's really hard to machine sew this size anyway), Pinterest (which you will need to make an account to use) is a goldmine for 1/6 doll pattern books. A lot of the books are impossible to Google for, but the sketchy doll ladies of the Internet have found pretty much everything except for the brand new releases. I really would recommend actually purchasing the books if you can, because they're actually fantastic, but money, books being sold out, not wanting to cut the patterns out, etc. are all understandable reasons to download them instead. Just search for "free copy dollybird" and you'll find everything else in the related items.

Sorry for the lengthy reply. I hope this helped out some.