From Labubu to Jellycat and CryBaby, get your hands on the hot collectibles with our toy shopping guide in Hong Kong.

In 2014, a mysterious creature was born. Sharp teeth, long ears, mischievous smile—Labubu looked like a gremlin who had been ...

You wouldn’t know that there’s a looming economic recession by the number of people clamoring to get their hands on the ...

Camel, Red A also among 12 local brands being showcased at city’s booth at the China Shenzhen International Cultural ...

A collector of viral Labubu dolls has described the resale market as a "battlefield" after its manufacturer paused sales in ...

Labubu also isn’t a standalone character — she’s part of a larger group called “The Monsters,” created by Hong Kong artist and author Kasing Lung. The Monsters debuted in a Nordic ...

The grimacing toys aren't the average collector's item, but they have quickly become the latest accessory for fashionistas.

Pop Mart has promised to introduce a fairer system for buying the cult bag charms, but some fans are worried it’s gotten out ...

Labubu, a mischievous elf-like doll, has become the latest it-girl accessory. Once a niche collectible, it’s now become the ...

If you’ve been on social media at all in the last few months, you would be at least somewhat familiar with Labubus.

Across TikTok, content featuring Labubus ranges from euphoric unboxings to clips of brawls outside stores. The hashtag “Labubu” now carries more than 1.4 million posts, and on resale platforms such ...

The popular toys have been removed from shelves until June, following reports of customers fighting over them.