Labubu dolls known for their crocodile-like teeth and a quirky tuft of hair, are produced by Chinese toy company Pop Mart.

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They're all over your social media timeline and dangling from bags on the street, prompting some consumers to stand in long lines outside stores: small plush charms called Labubus that have created a ...

First designed a decade ago by Hong Kong–born artist Kasing Lung and distributed by Chinese toy company Pop Mart as ...

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For fans eager to get their hands on the latest Labubu and The Monsters releases, Pop Mart is the go-to destination. The ...

Inspired by elements of Nordic folklore, Labubu was created in 2015 by Hong Kong artist Kasing Lung as a part of his ...

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If you’ve been scrolling through your social feeds lately, you’ve likely spotted a peculiar yet endearing creature dangling ...

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Labubu, a mischievous elf-like doll, has become the latest it-girl accessory. Once a niche collectible, it’s now become the ...