Created by artist Kasing Lung and popularized by Pop Mart, Labubu emerged from 'The Monsters' universe in 2015. The character's explosive growth culminated in 2024 when the Monsters series generated 3 ...

For the first time, an IP created in China has become a global consumer craze. And it happened entirely without central ...

The doll was created by Hong Kong artist Kasing Lung more than a decade ago as part of the Monsters series of plush toys and ...

The numbers tell an incredible story: in 2024, the Monsters franchise, which includes Labubu, generated 3 billion yuan ($419 ...

TheStreet. The monster-faced collectible known as Labubu has gone from a niche collectible to a worldwide craze, but the heat ...

Once a niche collectible, Labubu—Pop Mart’s viral plush toy—has grown into a global cultural symbol and billion-dollar ...

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.

The monster-like dolls sold by Chinese company Pop Mart have captured the imagination of collectors, celebrities and luxury ...

LABUBU is a little doll in fleecy, bunny-eared onesies whose coffee-bean eyes hover above a smile lined by a row of serrated ...

The monster-like dolls sold by Chinese company Pop Mart have captured the imagination of collectors, celebrities and luxury ...

Labubu was born not in a marketing lab, but in the sketchbooks of Kasing Lung, a Hong Kong-born artist raised in the ...

A Chinese state-run news outlet warned that children could get hooked on spending money on mystery toys, which Pop Mart is ...