Island Dolls Plus Collections

Island Dolls Plus Collections Doll maker Beverley Robotham is creating waves in the local and international doll market, through h

Doll maker Beverley Robotham is creating waves in the local and international doll market, through her unique culturally-inspired Island Dolls collection.

08/06/2026

“This is the land of my birth.
This is the land of my birth.
This is Jamaica, my Jamaica
This is the land of my birth.”

HAPPY 64th ANNIVERSARY, JAMAICA, to our island. “UNITED IN CELEBRATING RESILIENCE” ; ; ; ;

07/27/2026

It is 🇯🇲EMANCIPENDENCE TIME and BEYOND. Accessorized yu outfit, hair or bag wid a JAMAICA YARDIE SCARF. De scarves dem pretty inna de black, green and gold in linen fabrics, shapes and sizes.

READY. SET, GO, WEAR YU COLOURS purchase your scarf or scarves today as they represent our rich historical culture.

Together let us all celebrate Jamaica EMANCIPENDENCE 64 and beyond under the theme “United in Celebrating RESILIENCE”. ONE LOVE JAMAICA. Support Brand Jamaica by BUYING JAMAICA and BUILD JAMAICA.

Scarves available at:

CRAFT COTTAGE
Shoppers at Southdale
1 South Avenue, Kingston
Phone: (876) 926-0719

CASA DE XAYMACA
Norman Manley Int’l Airport
Kingston
Phone: (876) 924-8483

MY JAMAICA by Sun Island
Liguanea Plaza
134 Old Hope Road, Kingston
Phone: (876) 977-2805

Call (876) 817-6763 or write to us at [email protected] for other locations.

DISCLAIMER: Please note no copyright infringement is intended and Island Dolls does not own or claim to own any of the original song Land Of My Birth by Eric Donaldson

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07/22/2026

GREETING to all Jamaicans at home and in the diaspora. Over the past 63 years our little island, Jamaica like all other countries in the world have gone through excellent and rough times. October 26, 2025 we witnessed the most devastation to our beautiful Jamaica as we experienced a category 5 hurricane by the name of Melissa. Nine months later we are getting ready to celebrate 64 years of Independence under the theme - “UNITED IN CELEBRATING RESILENCE”.

“The theme honors the strength and determination of Jamaica at home and across the diaspora, and highlights the nations ability to overcome adversity and rebuild following the recent challenges”.

As true believers in our culture and heritage we at Island Dolls have created commemorative dolls to celebrate the event. Our creation of JAMAICA 64 DOLLS is not only extensive but exquisite and in vogue. The dolls in different costumes, sizes, hairstyles and skin tones are donned and accessorized in the Jamaican colours of black, green and gold. There is a doll for everyone whether you are a little girl inspired to keep our culture alive or a doll collector looking for a piece to show your pride of your heritage.

READY. SET, GO, purchase your commemorative doll(s) today as they represent our culture, history and transcends generations. Together let us all celebrate Jamaica 64 under the theme “United in Celebrating RESILIENCE”. ONE LOVE JAMAICA. Support Brand Jamaica by BUYING JAMAICA and BUILD JAMAICA.

Dolls available in limited stock at:

CRAFT COTTAGE
Shoppers at Southdale
1 South Avenue, Kingston
Phone: (876) 926-0719

CASA DE XAYMACA
Norman Manley Int’l Airport
Kingston
Phone: (876) 924-8483

DISCLAIMER: Please note no copyright infringement is intended and Island Dolls does not own or claim to own any of the original song Yard Man
By Koshens, Di Genus

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07/03/2026

On July 4, 2026, the USA will celebrate its 250th anniversary of independence. As Jamaicans we have enjoyed the services of the USA Embassy in Jamaica for 63 years. To this we say Thank you USA.

Let us celebrate this historic moment by getting your souvenir dolls and bears produced by Island Dolls.

HAPPY 250 ANNIVERSARY USA

Call (876) 817-6763 and purchase your collectible items today

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07/01/2026

Island Dolls participation at the just concluded 11th Biennial Diaspora Conference held in Montego Bay, Jamaica was a tremendous success.

We were blessed and grateful to the Most Hon. Dr. Andrew Holness, Prime Minister of Jamaica and the Most Hon. Mrs. Juliet Holness as well as the Hon. Minister Kamina Johnson-Smith along with other dignitaries for visiting our booth. We were elated to present our Prime Minister with dolls representing his Alma Mater, St. Catherine High School. Our Prime Minister was delighted as indicated in his inspired comments.

To Minister Johnson-Smith and her staff we say thank you for bringing members of the diaspora under one umbrella every 2 years for this phenomenal event.

At Island Dolls we continue to embrace our culture through our extensive collection ranging from schoolgirls to athletes Huggable okay dolls to our career dolls. Thank you Jamaica for embracing Buy Jamaica and Build Jamaica.

06/22/2026

Thank you Radio Jamaica 94 FM for that excellent interview with The Most Honourable Mrs. Juliet Holness, Jamaica’s First Lady and Dahlia Harris. Island Dolls had a blast as a participant in the Marketplace at the 11th Biennial Diaspora Conference held in Montego Bay, Jamaica from June 15-17.

From cultural to career dolls, to our Jamaica One Love Ballas to our crochet dolls, delegates were purchasing. But of course the most popular were the Schoolgirls and Schoolboys.

Our Prime Minister the Most Honourable Dr. Andrew Holness and Mrs. Juliet Holness were thrilled with their St. Catherine High School (their Alma Mater) dolls. So was Dr. Dana Morris-Dixon, Minister of Education with her Alma Mater Campion College Doll.

Yes, you too can get your own dolls today especially since it is graduation time by stopping by and shopping at:

Craft Cottage
Shoppes of Southdale
1 South Avenue, Kingston
(876) 926-0719

My Jamaica
Liguenea Plaza
134 Hope Road, Kingston
(876) 977-2805

Sun Island
Molynes Road, Kingston
(876)

Casa de Xaymaca
Gateway Shoppe
Norman Manley Int’l Airport
Kingston
(876) 924- 8483/ 932-7113

Call us at (876) 817-6763 for further information.

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It was so beautiful to have met Senator Dana Morris-Dixon, Minister of Education, Skills, Youth and Information (Ministr...
06/20/2026

It was so beautiful to have met Senator Dana Morris-Dixon, Minister of Education, Skills, Youth and Information (Ministry of Education, Skills, Youth and Information) at the 11th Biennial Diaspora Conference held in Montego Bay. On that occasion Island Dolls presented Senator Morris-Dixon (Dana Dixon 🇯🇲) with a schoolgirl of her Alma Mater, Campion College.

Senator Dana Morris-Dixon indicated that she shops for dolls as gifts MY JAMAICA whenever she is going overseas.

You too can purchase your cultural and schoolgirl dolls Craft Cottage or at Casa de Xaymaca and Gateway Shoppe at Norman Manley International Airport.

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Prime Minister, Dr. the Most Hon. Andrew Holness; Speaker of the House of Representatives and wife of the Prime Minister...
06/20/2026

Prime Minister, Dr. the Most Hon. Andrew Holness; Speaker of the House of Representatives and wife of the Prime Minister, the Most Hon. Juliet Holness (second left); and Minister of Foreign Affairs and Foreign Trade, Senator the Hon. Kamina Johnson Smith (left), examine dolls created by Island Dolls Plus Collection, showcased by President of the organisation, Beverly Robotham-Reynalds. The occasion was a tour by the Prime Minister of booths in the marketplace area of the 11th Biennial Jamaica Diaspora Conference at the Montego Bay Convention Centre in St. James on Tuesday (June 16).

05/04/2026

Mom is one of the most precious individuals in the world. We all know of the enduring love, strength, guidance, and sacrifices many have made to grow us into the women or the men we are today. Many have heard the story of Shelley-Ann Fraser-Pryce’s mother, Maxine Simpson, who ran from place to place in the Half Way Tree area to sell her wares just to provide for her daughter. Today Shelly-Ann is one of the most successful and decorated athletes in the world. Where would Shelley-Ann be today without her hardworking mom?

Year after year we ponder how we can repay mom for all the sacrifices made and question what we can give mom for Mother’s Day to show how much we appreciate her for what she did for us no matter her career. To be nostalgic over the years Island Dolls created schoolgirl dolls to remember mom’s schooldays. For 2026, the company has created yet another feature to remember mom and that is Career Mom Dolls. Whether mom is a farmer, policewoman, journalist, teacher, doctor or even helper, Island Dolls has a doll for you. These dolls come in sizes from skinny to curvy, from afro hairstyle, to blonde, and represent Jamaica’s motto - “Out of Many One People”. They are all accessorized, for example, the nurse or doctor has their stethoscope, while the farmer has her basket with fruits and vegetables depicting “Grow what you eat, and eat what you grow”.Each doll comes with an inspirational Mother’s Day card which can be personalized.

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