Labubu figures are so popular that travelers are literally taking out insurance packages on the furry critters in case they get stolen.

The surge in cross-border resales of Pop Mart toys, with some rare editions fetching jaw-dropping prices, has blurred the ...

A few Pop Mart stores outside China have reportedly attracted long queues and large crowds. Consumer demand for the popular ...

The toys are sold predominantly by the Chinese toy company Pop Mart, which has stores located all around the world, including ...

Chinese customs officials have seized smuggled Pop Mart's Labubu toys, fueled by a resale boom driven by celebrity endorsements and scarcity. These bunny-elf figures, initially priced affordably ...

the clear acrylic case has a detachable silicone strap for hanging on bags and backpacks. It gives fans the best of both words, allowing collectors to take the Labubu out of the box while ensuring ...

Labubu are made by Pop Mart ... accessories and even storage solutions — specifically protective cases like this one.

China’s Customs Law stipulates that transporting undeclared goods in excess of prescribed limits for profit-seeking purposes ...

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 ...

In the past three months, the Chinese Customs authorities have reported multiple cases of intercepting undeclared Pop Mart toys, including popular Labubu and Molly figurines, carried by passengers ...