Long lines, pushing, shoving, fights and stores closing. No, these aren’t protests. It’s the mayhem from people rushing to ...

Labubus — the fluffy, sharp-toothed figurines adorning pants and bags across the globe — aren’t just toys. They’ve sparked a ...

Labubu, a spiky-eared collectible doll created by Hong Kong artist Kasing Lung, has become one of the hottest toys of 2025.

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And in May, Hong Kong-listed Pop Mart stopped selling Labubus in British shops due to reports of fights breaking out among ...

Fuzzy little creatures have taken over TikTok and Instagram with the advent of 2025’s unexpected fashion trend, Labubu monster dolls. Labubu dolls are monsters from a children’s book series ...

The cumulative number of dolls, figurines and related “The Monsters” products, which includes Labubu, has more than doubled in recent years, according to a CNN analysis. Part of the demand is ...

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Though Pop Mart is the official retailer, other businesses have joined the Labubu fad by selling clothing and accessories for the dolls. Among them is Gugu’s Teahouse in Naperville.

Labubu dolls are sold in blind boxes, adding to their appeal and collectibility. Pop Mart stores, primarily located in California and Texas, are the main retailers for Labubu dolls in the U.S.

Next, examine the doll itself. Labubu’s signature grin should feature exactly nine pointed teeth. Too few — or too many — means it's not authentic. Then, look at the face.