If you’ve seen someone walking with a furry-looking creature hanging on their bag, chances are it was the highly sought-after Labubu. While there are a few commonly known places to buy Pop Mart figurines, the stock for Labubu is mostly sold out in Singapore.
In fact, we’ve noticed long queues at claw machines recently, with people hoping to get their hands on a Labubu but walking away empty-handed after spending a hefty sum. Hence, we’ve compiled a list of places so you know where to get Labubu in Singapore.
Disclaimer: We advise that you do your own checks for authenticity on platforms like Shopee, Lazada, and Carousell, as we are not in direct partnerships with any of the suppliers mentioned.
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De Kleuren Monsters acrylic painting by Kasing Lung.
Image credit: Artnet
For the uninitiated, Labubu is a fictional character created by Hong Kong-based illustrator, Kasing Lung, in a series of short stories called The Monsters. The stories found in the picture books were inspired by Nordic folktales, with other characters such as elves and fairies.
Kasing Lung signed a contract with Pop Mart in 2019, where merchandise like plush toys, blind box figurines, and bags was created based on his characters. The most popular ones today would be the plush toys from The Monsters Fall In Wild Series, The Monsters Tasty Macarons Series, and The Monsters Have A Seat Series.
These plush toys can be accessorised with different clothes, and they are now often used as a keychain for outfits and bags.
Image adapted from: @lalalalisa_m via Instagram
What contributed to Labubu skyrocketing in popularity, you ask? This is largely attributed to Blackpink’s Lisa posting an Instagram story in April 2024, where she was seen carrying a Labubu plushie and bag keychain.
Labubu also made its appearance at Milan Fashion Week, being part of a collaboration between Pop Mart and Pronounce, a Chinese designer brand. The collection featured garments with Labubu-themed prints and is currently sold out.
Image credit: Milan Fashion Week
This chain of events led to a global internet craze over the Pop Mart character, where the series is now sold out at most Pop Mart outlets. There are 2 types of people chasing this plush pendant currently: those looking to resell it at much higher prices, and those who simply enjoy dressing up their Labubu like a Barbie doll, with several choices of clothing and even braces as an option.
If you’re thinking of getting a Labubu for yourself, it’s best you know how to tell if it’s real or fake. The first thing you should check is the Labubu’s face colour, as an authentic one will often have lighter tones with a beige-coloured blush. Real Labubus only have 9 teeth in total, and their left foot will spot a Pop Mart logo. Their tags will also indicate the series it’s a part of, so don’t forget to check that too.
Image credit: @QaulityDeal via Carousell
For those who plan to buy blind boxes, the back of every box will have a QR code and a 4-digit number. Upon scanning the QR code, you will be redirected to an authentication site where you have to key in the number. If the website gives you the green light, it’s the real deal.
Another way to check for authenticity is to read reviews from people who had bought the product online. Keywords to look out for would be quality and if the Labubu bought had signs of being a fake.
We’ve compiled a list of information regarding places where to buy a Labubu blind box in Singapore and their starting price so you’ll have an easier time analysing the pros and cons.
| Stores | Highlights | Price |
| Pop Mart Singapore | Original retailer of Labubu that also sells messenger bags & magnets | From $9.90 |
| The SGFR Store | V1, V2 & V3 Labubu plush dolls are available in their 6 outlets | From $50 |
| Co-Play Singapore | Collector’s art space with pre-loved & plastic-wrapped Labubus | From $25 |
| Spintaku | Unboxed Labubus to avoid duplicates | From $40 |
| The Candy Store | Away from the crowds of Orchard Road | From $55 |
| Snkrdunk | Curated Labubu plush dolls with authentication badges | From $45 |
| TikTok | Authentic Labubus & accessories sold here | From $37.90 |
| Carousell | Buy or trade your Labubus here | From $15 |
| Lazada | Find the exclusive Merbubu Hide And Seek Series here | From $36.90 |
| Shopee | Labubu-themed merchandise like keychains and umbrellas | From $25 |
If you’re the type who prefers making your purchases in person, check out these official Popmart outlets and other store options to buy Labubu in Singapore.
Pop Mart store at ION.
With 7 official outlets and 3 permanent pop-up stores in Singapore, Pop Mart is the official retailer for most of the blind boxes we are familiar with today. With items ranging between $4.90-$1,799.90, you’ll find the most popular Vinyl Plush Doll series going from $24.90/box, as well as collaborated figurines like the Coca-Cola Series Blind Box ($37.90) and with One Piece for the Mega Labubu 1000% Tony Chopper ($1,499.90).
If you’re on the hunt for the plush dolls, we would suggest going to the POP Mart ION Orchard outlet. It’s one of the newest store outlets in Singapore, which frequently restocks Labubu plush dolls like the Tasty Macaron Series. There are several permanent pop-up stores and blind box vending machines located at Suntec City and Funan, so you can try your luck at those places as well.
Image credit: Popmart Singapore
As an alternative, you can always get other Labubu-themed products like the Wacky Mart Series – Pinch Pendant Blind Box ($13.90) or a plush flip phone case ($37.90).
Image credit: @sgfrstore via Instagram
Widely known as the candy store that stocked the very first releases of Prime energy drinks in Singapore, The SGFR Store sells authentic Labubu plush dolls. They have the V1, V2, and V3 boxes in stock, which are the Tasty Macaron Series, Have A Seat Series, and Big Into Energy Series.
A V1 or V2 box here would set you back $50, and a V3 would cost you $60. While not all of their 8 outlets carry Labubus, you can WhatsApp them to check the closest outlet near you. As of writing, all 3 versions of the Labubu can be found at their Holland Village outlet.
For those who are on the fence about the authenticity of their Labubus, their Instagram page has been cited saying that you can scan the QR codes on the back of the boxes to do a thorough check.
Image credit: Jason Lim via Google Maps
Situated at Plaza Singapura, Co-Play Singapore is an innovative art gallery showcasing art pieces by both local and international artists. While this is mainly a space for artists and collectors to convene and network, they also organise a market with vendors selling preloved and new figurines, including those from Pop Mart.
Users on TikTok have shared their experiences of finding Labubu dolls here, with prices from $25. Some vendors sell unboxed Labubus, so you won’t leave disappointed. The price is mostly dependent on rarity and demand; the secret Labubu from the Big Into Energy Series is $450-$800.
Pop-up store in Singapore with Labubu blind boxes
Image credit: Joey Chua
In one of the many lockers in Toy Outpost at Plaza Singapura, you’ll find Spintaku with its many Labubus, Smiskis, and other blind boxes. Aside from this outlet, Spintaku also has another locker located at HAKO @ JEM. Sometimes you can find them at pop-up events across Singapore. Currently, they’re at Raffles Place Pop-up Market until August 14th.
Some of the Labubus include the Tasty Macaron Series ($40) and the Forest Fairy Tale ($228). You can also find some unboxed Big Into Energy Series (from $54.90) to complete your collection.
Image credit: Deja Vu (Déjà Vu Amsterdam) via Google Maps
Tucked away in Tanglin Mall, The Candy Store is known for bringing in viral sweets, snacks, and Labubus. The store currently carries the Have A Seat Series ($55), Tasty Macaron Series ($55), and Big Into Energy Series ($75). While there’s only 1 store in Singapore, you can also choose to purchase a Labubu from their online store to save you the journey to Tanglin Mall. However, do note that their online price for the Big Into Energy Series is $90.
Image credit: SNKRDUNK via Facebook
Snkrdunk is a streetwear and sneaker store based in Japan, and it has made a name for itself with its first Singapore flagship store in Mandarin Gallery. However, you will only find Labubu plush dolls on their online store. With prices from $45, the sellers on the platform mainly sell curated Labubu figurines and rare pieces like the secret Labubu from the Big Into Energy Series (from $350).
Image credit: @snkrdunk_singapore via Instagram
All Labubu products here go through an authentication process by their staff, where they are tagged with badges before being shipped out to you. Do note that depending on the sales and demand for a Labubu doll, prices will change frequently.
For those who are unable to visit physical stores, there are plenty of online options in Singapore to purchase Labubu. Here are a few places you can consider.
Image credit: @starcute via TikTok
TikTok originally started out as an entertainment social media platform, but it has now become a marketplace for e-commerce. Apart from vendors selling clothes and those portable fans that every Singaporean is using right now, there are also third-party vendors and resellers catering to Labubu enthusiasts.
Image credit: @timekey via TikTok
Some of these TikTok shops with considerable followings and sales would be Pop Mart Singapore and Hidden Gem Market. These channels often host livestreams with time-limited discounts and deals, if you can catch them. The price ranges from $37.90 for a Coca-Cola Series Blind Box to $127.60 for the Merbubu Hide And Seek plush doll.
Labubu review: “I bought the limited edition Merbubu during the livestream and it’s authentic from Pop Mart.” – T***1 via TikTok
When we can’t find a product in physical stores, Carousell is often our go-to platform for credible sellers and affordable mailing fees. In terms of what’s available, you’ll find new and second-hand Labubu figurines, with prices ranging from $15 upwards to $500. Depending on what you’re looking for, you can find rare Labubu plush dolls or choose to trade instead.
Pro tip: Always read the buyer reviews left for a seller before making a purchase, as those can inform you about the quality and authenticity of their products.
Screenshot from: Lazada Singapore
Another popular e-commerce platform where you can find Labubu dolls in Singapore is Lazada. Apart from household appliances and beauty products, the site has many vendors selling authentic Labubu plush dolls with a price range of $30-$250.
Aside from the Pop Mart Official Store, another popular authentic supplier is C.O.H.L, with plush dolls from the V2 and V3 series, going from $36.90. Buy a brand-new, unopened box or play it safe by choosing an opened one.
You can also find exclusive Labubu pieces here like the Merbubu Hide And Seek plush doll (from $37.90), but we advise that you check the reviews first before making a purchase from the sellers.
Labubu review: “I’ve checked the QR code and the Labubu is real. It also has the UV design on its leg.” – Li L. via Lazada
Image credit: @meet0218.sg via Shopee
Similar to Lazada, Shopee is another site offering these elusive Labubu dolls in Singapore. With prices ranging from $25, you’ll find Labubu plush pendants and styling accessories like tiny bags, sunglasses, and shoes for your doll.
Image credit: @CHOSEN1 via Shopee
A supplier you can check out is sganyhowsell, with almost 2,000 followers and highly-rated reviews on their Labubu plush listings. A Tasty Macarons Vinyl Face Blind Box from them would set you back $44.90, while a Coca-Cola Vinyl Face Blind Box costs $49.90.
Labubu review: “The Labubu is a genuine and authentic product from Pop Mart. You can scan the QR code on the product to verify.” – Boonsiong75 via Shopee
Find Labubu on Shopee.
Image credit: Kp Kp via Google Maps
With 8 stores spread out across Singapore and an online store, ActionCity has catered to many toy enthusiasts for years. Before the Labubu craze started, you would have seen their outlets filled with Pop Mart boxes, and many Labubu series that are out of stock today.
With these various options of physical stores in Singapore and online platforms, you don’t have to rush down to waste money at a claw machine. We’ve even given you tips on how to identify authentic Labubu plush pendants over fakes, so there’s nothing stopping you from going Labubu hunting now.
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Cover image adapted from: @starcute via TikTok, @meet0218.sg via Shopee
This article was first published on 20th October 2024. Last updated on 25th July 2025 by Nathan Koh.
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