The Seattle Customs and Border Patrol seized over half a million dollars worth of fake Labubus, weeks after federal safety regulators warned the public not to buy the counterfeit versions of the toy.

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The frenzy for Labubus seems to have reached the point of burglary. A store in La Puente that has been known for its stock of the adorable monsters and other merchandise was broken into on Wednesday ...

Thousands of fake Labubus were seized in Seattle. U.S. Customs and Border Protection (CBP) officers seized 11,134 counterfeit Labubu dolls valued at $513,937.76, according to the agency. “Excellent ...

Anyone who was around in the 1990s will likely remember the Beanie Baby craze. From rare editions worth thousands to counterfeit rings forming around the toy, Beanie Babies were a full-blown ...

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With wild hair, toothy grins and a slightly menacing charm, Labubus aren’t your typical collectible figures. But that’s exactly the point. Created by Hong Kong-based illustrator Kasing Lung and ...

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Labubu, the wide-eyed, sharp-toothed creature dreamed up by Hong Kong artist Kasing Lung, has become an unlikely courtside companion at the 2025 US Open. First created in 2015 and popularized through ...

In the quiet corners of Connecticut, a mischievous forest creature is stirring up excitement—not in the woods, but on shelves, screens, and collector wish lists. Labubu, the impish character that ...