Rarest Labubu Dolls
Life-size mint green Labubu ($170,000) In June 2025, a 4 ft (1.2 m) tall, mint green Labubu doll became the most expensive Labubu ever sold. This one-of-a-kind doll is made from PVC and was created as a prototype. It features a minty blue-green body that fades to white on the ears, arms, and legs. The eyes and nose are blue. Valued at: Purchased at auction for more than $170,000 USD (Hong Kong Dollar (HKD) $1,286,641)
Life-size brown Labubu ($131,000) A chocolate brown Labubu measuring 5 ft (1.5 m) tall sold at the same auction as the mint green version. This Labubu, which is also made of PVC, has a caramel color on the inside of its ears. Unlike the mint green Labubu, this one has freckles on its cheeks and nose. Valued at: Purchased at auction for over $131,000 (HK$1,070,000)
3 Wise Labubu ($70,000) A trio of Labubu sculptures from the “Three Wise Labubu” set became the third-most-expensive Labubu ever sold at the same auction. The dolls in this series are about 15 in (38 cm) tall with brown PVC bodies. One doll has its ears tied shut, one has its hands covering its eyes, and one has a finger over its mouth. Only 120 sets of “Three Wise Labubus” were ever produced. Valued at: One set sold for about $71,000 ($510,000 yuan) at the auction mentioned above. Another sold for almost $26,000 (HK $203,200) at a Sotheby’s auction.
Sacai x SEVENTEEN x Labubu ($30,000+) In June 2025, luxury brand Sacai released a limited capsule collection with K-pop group SEVENTEEN. The collection, which was sold on Pharrell William’s auction platform JOOPITER, featured 14 one-of-a-kind Labubu dolls. The dolls have green fur under their Carhartt onesies, and each has a unique necklace. Valued at: One recently sold at auction for over $31,000
Labubu x Vans Oldskool Monsters Forever ($10,585) In 2023, Labubu released a collaboration with Vans celebrating their Oldskool sneakers. The Oldskool doll has plush brown fur and wears Vans sneakers, cargo pants, a Vans hoodie and a cap that says The Monsters. It also comes with a Labubu-sized skateboard. The limited release sold out quickly, and fans have been trying to get their hands on this street style icon ever since. Valued at: One of these dolls recently sold for over $10,000 at auction.
Mega Labubu 1000% Sketch ($2,000+) Sketch is a black-and-white Labubu doll that looks like it’s been sketched with a pencil. It comes in two sizes—Mega 1000% (which is 31.5 in (80 cm) tall) and Mega 400% (which is 13.8 in (35 cm) tall). Both sizes are highly collectible, but the taller one is especially prized. Valued at: 1000% Sketch is priced at $2,000 on the POP MART site (currently sold out) and can sell for more than $3,000 aftermarket.
Labubu x Art Basel (Up to $1,500) 100 unique Labubus were produced for 2025’s Art Basel festival. The figurine is entirely made in Art Basel’s signature blue shade, aside from a few white touches, and it holds a spirit level. These Labubus were only offered to in-person attendees of the event, where they quickly sold out. Valued at: Originally sold for about $245, but they’ve reportedly sold for over $1,500 on the aftermarket.
Walk By Fortune & Best of Luck ($1,100–$1,500+) These limited-edition Labubus were released to celebrate Chinese New Year. Walk By Fortune has white fur and wears a grey sweatshirt, black pants, tennis shoes, and a red scarf. Best of Luck also has white fur and wears a red sweater, black pants, and tennis shoes. Walk By Fortune can sell for $1,500–$2,400 and Best of Luck brings about $1,100 to $2,200.
Catch Me If You Like Me ($1,000–$2,000) The Catch Me If You Like Me series features two 15 in (38 cm) plus Labubus. Both are brown dolls that carry Tycoco dolls (Labubu’s boyfriend, a skeleton with an oversized head) and wear shirts that say “We Are the Monsters!” The “regular” version has a black shirt, red hairband, and black boots, while the “special” version has a pink shirt, pink hairband, and brown boots. Valued at: The black “regular” version of Catch Me If You Like me can sell for up to $1,000, and the pink “special” version can sell for $2,000 or more.
Labubu x Pronounce Be Fancy Now ($1,000+) In 2024, Labubu released a collaboration with Chinese designer Pronounce. The collection included the highly-coveted Be Fancy Now doll, a 15.75 in (40.0 cm) purple plush with a purple-and-white striped hat, white sweater with purple rope design, and purple suspenders. The Be Fancy Now doll has a star on its cheek. Valued at: The Be Fancy Now plush originally sold for $100 but is currently sold for $1,000–$2,000.
Labubu x Pronounce Wings of Fantasy ($1,000+) The Wings of Fantasy Labubu was also part of the collaboration with Pronounce. Like Be Fancy Now, Wings of Fantasy stands about 15 in (38 cm) tall and has purple fur. But Wings of Fantasy has a denim jacket with panels that look like wings on the back, and black glasses with purple lenses. Valued at: Wings of Fantasy originally sold for $120 on POP MART but regularly brings $1,000 or more today.
Dress Be Latte ($600+) The Dress Be Latte Labubu is ready for cool weather. This 15 in (38 cm) doll has white fur and wears wears a cream-and white striped sweater, brown pants and boots, and a cream-colored hat and cross-body bag. Because it’s been discontinued, it can fetch a high price on the aftermarket. Valued at: Originally sold for $85 by POP MART, currently goes for anywhere between $600–$1200
Jump for Joy ($500+) Jump for Joy is a limited-edition plush Labubu doll. It has soft beige fur and stands about 15 in (38 cm) tall. Jump for Joy wears a bomber jacket, cargo pants, and boots, and it’s highly sought-after by collectors. Valued at: Originally sold for $60 by POP MART, Jump for Joy can easily bring $500–$1,000 or more today.
14th Anniversary Labubu ($500+) For POP MART’s 14th anniversary, the retailer reportedly gave its employees a special, limited-edition Labubus. The white-furred Labubu came in a white box with the retailer’s logo and “Go Higher, Go Further” motto printed in gold. Its T-shirt matches the branding on the box, and it wears jeans. Valued at: These have sold for $500 and more, and prices seem to be trending upward.
Secret Monsters Even the more common collections of Labubus can include highly-coveted pieces. Most series have a limited edition “secret” doll that’s only found in select boxes. These dolls are usually highly coveted, and some collectors are willing to pay a premium to get one. Secret monsters include: Chestnut Cocoa from the Exciting Macaron series (sells for around $200) Duoduo from the Have a Seat series (sells for around $175–$250) Mysterious Guest from the Coca-Cola series (sells for around $160) ID from the Big Into Energy series (sells for $200–$300) Microwave Oven from Wacky Mart series (sells for around $100)
History of Labubus
Labubus began as a character in a book by artist Kasing Lung. Labubu is one of the main characters of the fantasy series The Monsters, along with her friends Tycoco, Mokoko, and Zimomo. Lung partnered with Chinese retailer POP MART in 2019 to release Labubu toys. Within a few years, Labubus were everywhere. Labubus’ popularity skyrocketed after they were spotted on celebrities like Rihanna, Kim Kardashian, Lisa and Rosé from Blackpink, Lance Bass, Cardi B, and Cher. The craze is also partially driven by POP MART’s decision to sell the toys in blind boxes. Consumers purchase a doll from a certain series, but don’t know exactly which style they’re getting until after they buy it. That sometimes encourages people to keep purchasing until they get the exact Labubu they want.
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