Shine a black light on the Labubu's foot; if it's real, you should see a silhouette of the Labubu you received. This doesn't apply to earlier models, however. Foot Logo: Authentic: Typically features "Pop Mart" on the left foot and "Kasing Lung" on the right.
The print is clear, smooth, and precise, without smudges. Fake: The print is often blurry, rough, or may even have spelling errors or incorrect brand/artist names. The easiest way to tell a real Labubu from a fake is to start by checking the feet.
A genuine Labubu will have a Pop Mart logo printed in black. 2. Foot Markings: The Sole Logo Inspect the markings on Labubu's feet: Genuine Labubu: Will have the official logo precisely debossed (engraved) on only one foot.
Counterfeit Labubu: Some fakes incorrectly feature the logo stamped or printed on both feet. A closer inspection will also reveal that the seams on a real Labubu are nearly invisible, while the fake versions usually have threads sticking out. Check the left foot One of the easiest ways to authenticate a Labubu is to check the left foot for the Pop Mart logo.
Print Quality & Branding Errors Pop Mart pad-prints each colour pass in a climate-controlled room; edges stay razor sharp, even on the micron-thin black that defines Labubu's pupils. Counterfeits rely on cheaper jigs, producing feathered edges or slight colour drift. How do I spot a fake Labubu? Real Pop Mart Labubu dolls have a holographic Pop Mart sticker, scannable QR code, and (on newer editions) a subtle UV stamp on one foot.
Fake Labubus are usually the wrong color (overly bright) and have the wrong number of teeth (real dolls have nine) Only purchase from trusted sellers. Fakes, on the other hand, often feel cheap, coarse, and reveal visible, poorly done seams. The footprint: Look for the Pop Mart logo cleanly stamped on the left foot of your Labubu.
Doll Body Identification Footprint and Watermark: Take a close look at the soles of Labubu dolls. On genuine ones, you'll find the words "POPMART" and "©" printed clearly. The "POPMART" font is tidy, and the "A" in it forms a large triangle, while the opening of "©" is very small, with a thin "C" and a thick circle.
Additionally, the right foot of the genuine "Have a Seat" series has an anti. Key Authentication Tips for Little Milan 1) Left Foot Print Authentic: show a crisp, well-registered sole print with even edges. Replica: hazy ink, feathering, or off-center placement on the left foot is a common counterfeit tell.
2) Right Foot Stamp Authentic: Features a sharp POP MART stamp, typically located under the right foot.