British monster-like plush toys, Fugglers, are challenging the popularity of Hong Kong's successful collectible doll, Labubu.

The Labubu fever is real, its on and its going very strong! If you still haven’t joined the gang of Labubu owners, then why ...

Labubu (拉布布) is a global sensation. From David Beckham and Rihanna, to Dua Lipa and Blackpink’s Lisa, celebrities – and even ...

Thanks to Labubu fever, Pop Mart founder Wang Ning has become the 10th richest man in China, and the youngest at 38. Here's ...

Labubu dolls, quirky, toothy plush monsters, have become essential accessories for both celebrities and collectors. Their ...

Dubai: In the world of collectible toys, few stories are as remarkable as Wang Ning's meteoric rise to becoming China's 10th ...

Pop Mart is expanding its IP tied to "Crybaby," a character by Thai artist Molly Yllom, with new trademark filings across education, beverages, and machinery, with some approvals already granted, ...

A Pop Mart restock of its popular Labubu collectibles drove down resale prices, fueling speculation about softening demand. The company’s shares fell around 6% on June 17 and dipped again on June 20, ...

Fans have latched on to the toothy little monsters' mashup of play and fashion, making them accessories on handbags, ...

Labubus — the fluffy, sharp-toothed figurines adorning pants and bags across the globe — aren’t just toys. They’ve sparked a global craze. How a creepy-cute helped fuel a billion-dollar business.

What do BLACKPINK, Kim K, and David Beckham have in common (besides iconic status)? They’re all officially Labubu-pilled.