Labubu has been a bonanza for Pop Mart. Its revenue more than doubled in 2024 to 13.04 billion yuan ($1.81 billion), thanks ...

A seemingly unassuming $30 toy made by Chinese toy company Pop Mart is sending shoppers into overdrive as even A-listers are shelling out thousands of dollars for the limited-edition dolls.

However, things are taking a turn with the rising threat of resellers looking to take the fun out of the Labubu shopping ...

FILE-Toys themed on Labubu, a popular furry doll from Chinese toy company Pop Mart, are pictured during the opening ceremony ...

What’s going on? In other words, Labubu dolls. Cute, spooky little creatures with a sharp smile and fluffy bodies. In 2019, ...

Why are they in the news? Last week, Pop Mart decided to pull the toys from all 16 of its UK shops until June, citing ...

A few Pop Mart stores outside China have reportedly attracted long queues and large crowds. Consumer demand for the popular toys has spiked, posing problems at some Chinese airports.

The first Labubu dolls were designed by Hong Kong artist Kasing Lung, who created a "whimsical and slightly eerie cast of ...

Labubu dolls are so popular Pop Mart stores have stopped selling them, causing a related Solana meme coin's price to soar.

The elf-like plush toys were created by Hong Kong artist Kasing Lung and are described as having a playful yet fierce look thanks to their wide eyes, sharp teeth, and pointed ears.

Discover how to take care of your Jellycats, Labubus, and other plushies with expert tips on cleaning, storage, and display.

Plush toy monster elves Labubu was created by Hong Kong designer Kasing Lung with the elves sold by Pop Mart since 2019.