They're tiny, toothy and taking over the internet. Labubu dolls have become the latest obsession, and now, they're the target ...

Labubu, the plush toy from China’s Pop Mart, is a social media darling, but the toothy little monsters are not an overnight ...

LONDON: The craze surrounding viral toy sensation Labubu reached a flashpoint in the UK, prompting its fabricator, Pop Mart, to stop all in-store sales following reports of brawls, swelling resale ...

She said she could make double the retail price by reselling them to customers in other countries. Despite recently shooting to global fame, Labubu (who is a girl) has been a decade in the making.

It’s small, toothy and often described as slightly creepy. But this plush doll, called Labubu, has quickly become an unlikely status symbol. In recent weeks, social media has been filled with ...

Labubu dolls were first seen in 2015 as part of Hong Kong artist Kasing Lung’s “The Monsters” book series for children, partnering with Pop Mart in 2019. Lung was “inspired by Nordic ...

Resellers have been quick to jump on the trend, with a single doll selling for up to three times the retail price. Mad Kicks UAE, a resale store for sneakers and streetwear, stock the Labubu figures ...