Thousands of fake Labubu dolls seized in Seattle customs bust

Border patrol agents in Seattle have seized thousands of counterfeit Labubu dolls valued at more than $500,000, officials said. (Credit: @DFOSeattle via Storyful)

Border patrol agents in Seattle confiscated thousands of fake Labubu dolls worth over half a million dollars, according to the local field operations director.

Photos released on August 29 show a counterfeit Labubu doll holding a Coca-Cola bottle alongside a cardboard box filled with other dolls.

Border patrol agents in Seattle have seized thousands of counterfeit Labubu dolls valued at more than $500,000, officials said. (Credit: @DFOSeattle via Storyful)

What they’re saying:

“Fake Labubus are not welcome in America. Thanks for the good catch Seattle,” Customs and Border Protection wrote on X.

What are Labubu dolls?

Dig deeper:

Designed by a Hong Kong artist and produced by Chinese toy maker Pop Mart, the collectible plush toys have gone viral, with their popularity soaring in 2025.

The Source: Storyful contributed to this report. This story was reported from Los Angeles. 

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