A mint-colored first-generation Labubu collectible toy fetched 1.08 million yuan ($150,444) at the Yongle 2025 Spring Auction ...

Remember when Hello Kitty was the it-girl of teddies? Or when Pusheen, Molang, and Tokidoki exploded across shelves and bags?

Ever heard of Labubu? Scroll through social media and you'll likely come across unboxing videos or clips of shoppers waiting in long lines to get one. Read about the viral toy and fashion accessory.

Labubu has become so popular that the owner of the character’s exclusive retailer, Pop Mart, is now the 10th richest person in China.

Labubu is an elflike vinyl and plush figure that’s sold in limited-edition blind boxes and regularly sells out within seconds ...

Pop Mart's new The Monsters Wacky Mart Series drops on June 12. Here's everything you need to know about how and where to buy ...

A lifesized Labubu figure sold for 1.08 million yuan (£111,000) at auction on Tuesday, setting a new record for the "blind ...

A mint-green, sharp-toothed Labubu doll recently sold for over $150,000 at a dedicated auction in Beijing, setting a world record for the quirky monster collectible created by Hong Kong artist Kasing ...

The Labubu doll mania has grown from its humble beginnings as a little-known designer toy. In 2015, Hong Kong artist Kasing Lung created these humorous “monster elves” for the first time.

Wang Ning, founder of toy maker Pop Mart International Group, has joined the ranks of China’s top ten billionaires for the ...

Labubu dolls have gotten so popular that banks have used them to help lure customers, but authorities have since banned them entirely.