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Where to Find Labubu Dolls in Denver and Beyond

Want to get your hands on a Labubu? These five stops around Denver got you covered.
Image: 7 Labubu plush toys sit on a beach while each doing their own activity.
Created by Hong Kong-Belgian designer Kasing Lung, the monster elf plush toy has taken the world by storm. Pop Mart

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If you've been on social media recently (or around a Gen Zer), you have probably noticed a spike in interesting trends, from the commercialization of Dubai chocolate to a rising matcha frenzy. However, there's one internet fad that is unlike any of the other current trends: Labubu dolls have the world in the palm of their tiny hands.

Inspired by Nordic folklore and mythology as a child, creator Kasing Lung created Labubu in 2015 through a story series called The Monsters. Shortly after the series kicked off, Hong Kong-based figurine maker How2Work produced the figurines as the story unfolded.

In 2019, Chinese toy company Pop Mart partnered with Lung and produced Labubus, which gained mass attention when celebrities such as LISA, Dua Lipa and Lizzo began sporting the doll on their bags. The blind-box style dolls, which tend to retail at around $30 a piece, garnered $423 million in revenue in 2024 alone.

These eerie yet charismatic dolls have become a status symbol on platforms such as TikTok and Instagram. Middle-aged adults are having mental breakdowns at Pop Mart locations, and a 102-year-old Hungarian grandmother and viral star, Carole Roth, is fixating on the toy. Meanwhile, creators are also showing off their Lafufus (counterfeit Labubus), in an effort to rage bait fans and make it clear that Labubus are the epitome of the blind-box fad that will fade out one day, whether you like it or not. Seriously, it's just another trend in consumer culture that will probably result in dusty piles of Labubus and Lafufus in thrift stores a couple of years from now. Make way, Squishmallows.

But you have to admit, they're kind of cute. So if you want to try your luck at getting your hands on a Labubu this weekend, here are five shops across Denver and beyond that have these furry creatures available for purchase. Just make sure the store has them in stock and they are authentic before you go, as the dolls tend to sell out quickly, and you don't want to be the next person having a breakdown over a literal plush toy.

Truong An Gifts
333 South Federal Boulevard
Located in the heart of the Little Saigon Business District, Troung An Gifts is a family-owned gift shop that carries a variety of Asian products and presents. Beauty products, tea and anime figurines are some of the store's notable offerings year-round. However, if you are in the market for a Labubu, Troung An arguably has the most options to choose from. Just enter the shop, get a ticket from the cashier and wait until your number is called. Take some time to look around the store, purchase some delicious Asian snacks and choose your blind box wisely.
Geemu Geemu Arcade
12027 North Pecos Street
For those who love a challenge and winning prizes, Geemu Geemu Arcade is just the perfect fit. Opened back in November 2024, the family-friendly claw machine arcade ensures that enjoyable moments and exciting prizes are available for each customer. From soft kawaii plushies to the occasional raffle giveaway, Geemu Geemu allows players to trade claw machine plushies and trade them for Labubus. However, if you aren't the best player, you can either enter one of the raffles and get a chance to win a Labubu or purchase one on the spot. Be prepared to pay a higher price, since they are resale and hard to get.

Ebisu Japanese Lifestyle Store
2727 South Parker Road, Aurora
Closer to Aurora? Look no further than Ebisu Japanese Lifestyle Store, a one-stop shop for Japanese snacks, collectibles and personal essentials. From one-of-a-kind Japanese drinks to claw machines you can get glued to for hours, Ebisu is the place for Japanese goods, great home finds and nuggets of culture other stores in Colorado can't replicate. Of course, the store havs and consistently restocks Labubus whenever possible. But if you want to ensure it has a specific Labubu in stock, call Ebisu for availability and pricing.

Crane Games
9645 Washington Street, Thornton and 2740 South Havana Street, Aurora
Known as Colorado's first claw machine arcade, Crane Games has a wide selection of toys, plushies and cards to win and trade. In honor of the Aurora location's first anniversary, Crane Games will host a raffle this Saturday, July 19, for fans to win a Labubu. For every $20 spent on token packages, guests will be entered into the raffle, and nine winners will be chosen every hour. For those that either win a Labubu in the machine, raffle or trade in other plushies, Crane Games also has clothing and accessories for your new companion.
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Oriental Gifts
14200 East Alameda Avenue, Aurora and 14500 West Colfax Avenue, Lakewood
Located in Colorado Mills and the Town Center at Aurora, Oriental Gifts is known for its variety of imported items. Oriental Gifts sells Labubus, Lafufus and a variety of doll clothing at both locations. Those who want an authentic Labubu should make sure to ask for the real deal. Mini chairs, remote-controlled motorcycles and sunglasses are also available to purchase.