Authentic or Fake? How to Spot a Real Labubu

The ultimate guide — so you never get tricked by a Lafufu.

In a world where Labubu figures are selling for hundreds of euros, fakes are inevitable.
Counterfeiters copy the look — but they’ll never replicate the story, the feel, or the soul.

If you’re spending serious money, you need to know what you’re holding.

🧪 The 6-Point Authenticity Test

Here’s how collectors and insiders verify the real deal:

1. Packaging Details
   Original Labubu boxes have precise printing, aligned logos, and textured finishes. If the box feels cheap — trust your instincts.

2. POP MART Seal
   The “Verified Original Collectible” tag isn’t decoration — it’s your badge of legitimacy. Look for font accuracy, ink quality, and alignment.

3. Weight & Texture
   A real Labubu has a certain weight to it. The paint job is clean, the texture feels premium. Fakes feel hollow and rushed.

4. Facial Expression & Eyes
   Labubu’s charm lies in subtle expression. Cheap copies often get the eyes wrong — too big, too glossy, too flat.

5. Drop Information
   Real collectors always ask: Which drop? What ratio? What year?
   If the seller doesn’t know — walk away.

6. Source Trustworthiness
   Buying from random marketplaces? Risky.
   Buying from drop-verified platforms like ItsLabubu? Smart.

⚠ Why This Matters

• Fakes kill value.

• They distort the collector economy.

• And worst of all: you lose your place in the story.

Labubu isn’t just about owning something rare — it’s about owning the real piece of a cultural wave.

🛡️ ItsLabubu guarantees authenticity.
No Lafufu. No shady listings.
Only sealed, verified, collector-grade Labubus — curated by experts.

So next time someone offers you “the same one for cheaper”?
You’ll know exactly what to ask.
And more importantly — what to walk away from.