Sales are surging for Pop Mart’s popular toy, which has gained fans thanks to its design and clever marketing.

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

The toy's producer, Pop Mart, said it would temporarily pause physical Labubu sales in the UK. It said this was to "ensure the safety" of people after long lines formed outside UK Pop Mart stores.

Popmart has paused the in-store sales of its monster Labubu dolls to ensure the "safety and comfort" of ... collaboration with Chinese toy company Pop Mart, which introduced the character to ...

The Labubu was introduced in the 2015 children’s picture book, The Monsters Trilogy, which was created by Hong Kong-born ...

Pop Mart, which makes the dolls, has said it is temporarily stopping sales to "prevent any potential safety issues". So what are Labubu dolls and why are customers clashing over them? Yahoo News UK ...

The London-based store told BBC News in response that "Although no Pop Mart employees have been injured, we've chosen to act early and prevent any potential safety issues from occurring." ...

LONDON: The craze surrounding viral toy sensation Labubu reached a flashpoint in the UK, prompting its fabricator, Pop Mart, to stop all in-store sales following reports of brawls, swelling resale ...

Take a quick scroll through your social media feed, and chances are you’ll come across a furry, fluffy, stuffed monster with devious eyes and a wide, toothy smile hanging proudly from a luxury ...