FAQs about Labubu Dolls

Labubu dolls are designer vinyl figures created by Hong Kong-based art toy brand Pop Mart in collaboration with artist Kasing Lung. The Labubu character is part of The Monsters series and is known for its pointy ears, toothy grin, and eerie-cute vibe.

Labubu was created by Kasing Lung, a Belgian-Chinese illustrator and toy designer. His whimsical and slightly creepy aesthetic has made Labubu and his other creations extremely popular in the designer toy scene.

Labubu dolls are trending due to:

• Limited-edition releases
• Mystery box packaging (adds surprise)
• Strong social media buzz (especially on Instagram, TikTok, and Xiaohongshu)
• Collaborations with fashion brands and artists
• High resale value on collector platforms

Their rarity and stylized designs have made them collector’s items, much like Funko Pops or Bearbricks.

Pop Mart is a global designer toy brand based in China, known for producing blind box collectibles. They partner with various artists to release limited-series characters like Labubu, Molly, Skullpanda, and Dimoo.

You can find Labubu dolls in:

• Pop Mart physical stores (in Asia, Europe, and the U.S.)
• Pop Mart’s online store
• AliExpress, Amazon, eBay
• Resale platforms like StockX or collectible forums

Due to demand, some versions are only available via blind boxes, making each purchase a surprise.

Prices vary:

• Retail: $10–$20 for regular blind boxes
• Rare editions: $100+ on secondary markets
• Limited editions (like glow-in-the-dark or artist editions): up to $1000+ on platforms like StockX or eBay

Yes, Labubu comes in many styles and themes such as:

• Forest Labubu
• Pirate Labubu
• Spooky Labubu
• Chinese Zodiac Series
• Halloween Special Editions

These themed series often sell out quickly and are re-released only during special events.

Most Labubu figures are made from vinyl or PVC. Some premium or limited editions may use additional materials like resin or come with accessories.

While Labubu looks playful, it is primarily designed for collectors, not young children. Due to small parts and premium pricing, these are considered adult collectibles or display toys.

• Limited edition drops
• Mystery box system increases rarity
• Artist collaboration adds uniqueness
• Global fanbase drives high resale demand

Collectors treat them as art figures, similar to Bearbricks, Kidrobot, or Tokidoki toys.

To avoid counterfeits:

• Purchase from authorized Pop Mart sellers
• Check for QR code or authenticity stamp
• Verify packaging details and branding
• Follow updates on Pop Mart’s official Instagram

Yes, many collectors engage in buying, trading, or reselling Labubu dolls via:

• Reddit groups
• Discord toy communities
• Pop Mart events or conventions
• Apps like Whatnot, Xianyu, and eBay

Some rare dolls have seen resale prices spike by 10x or more.