If you are planning to buy a Labubu but are worried you might end up with a Lafufu instead, here are some simple ways to help you spot the difference between the real and the fake.

Perhaps the Lafufu appeal is rooted in the rise of dupes and superfakes, a growing trend among millennials and Gen Z-ers that seeks to normalize and destigmatize buying and owning counterfeit ...

“Labubu toys are all the rage right now – but beware, some online sellers are tricking shoppers with counterfeit Lafufu [fake Labubu] products or not delivering at all,” NSW Fair Trading ...

International Business News: The Labubu doll craze is plagued by convincing counterfeits called \\"Lafufus,\\" fooling collectors despite Pop Mart's authentication efforts. These fake ...

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It Might Be A Lafufu Originally inspired by artist Kasing Lung's storybooks, Labubu has quickly evolved from a niche designer figure to a full-blown global fashion accessory.

Explore the rise of Labubu toys and the growing trend of Lafufu counterfeits, as fans battle to differentiate between authentic and fake collectibles in a viral market.

Labubu, an elf-like plush toy with pointy ears and nine serrated teeth, has become a global sensation, worn by celebrities including Rihanna and Dua Lipa. These dolls are sold out in stores from ...

Meanwhile, Lafufu owners often end up buying the original to establish a frame of reference for their customized dolls if nothing else. As for Chinese state media’s warnings on blind box sales, Labubu ...

Labubu’s biggest threat is not Wakuku or Lafufu A question mark hangs over Pop Mart’s relations with resellers. Shuli Ren ...

Fair Trading shared a visual guide to help buyers spot the difference between genuine Labubu figures and some of the knock-offs that are making their way into the country. Key details include ...

Via its Facebook account, Fair Trading warned consumers that Lafufu – the nickname given to Labubu counterfeits, which look like a worse-off version of the furry elf doll – have infiltrated ...