Chinese toy maker Pop Mart’s hot IP, LABUBU, is once again at the center of a frenzied collectibles market. The latest LABUBU ...

Pop Mart’s stock hit a record high, pushing its market cap past HK$310 billion ($39.7 billion) after rising more than 160% ...

A seemingly unassuming $30 toy made by Chinese toy company Pop Mart is sending shoppers into overdrive as even A-listers are shelling out thousands of dollars for the limited-edition dolls.

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

Consumers check out Labubu figures at a Pop Mart store in the Siam Center shopping mall in Bangkok ... Revenue breakdown shows that in the first quarter, while domestic sales in China grew by 95-100 ...

For some, the collectible plush monster elf is a soldier of capitalism. For others, she’s a stylish charm, an emotional salve ...

Similar to the likes of Kaws figures and Bearbricks, which are toy-like figures that also sell for eye-watering amounts, ...

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

Fans have taken to social media to share anecdotes of long queues and customers fighting to get their hands on the popular ...

The elf-like plush toys were created by Hong Kong artist Kasing Lung and are described as having a playful yet fierce look thanks to their wide eyes, sharp teeth, and pointed ears.

Love them or hate them, it seems that the furry viral Labubu dolls are here to to stay as another Pop Mart store is due to ...