Labubu obsessed? We found the 8 wildest accessories from car seats to clothing all under $10
You thought Labubus were wild — just wait till you see their accessories! That's right people — Labubus have taken over, and they have moved far beyond the fuzzy monster blobs we have all come to love.
The lovable evil-faced keychains from Pop Mart have been notably sold out for MONTHS now. But whether you have been able to get your hands on one or not, we have a comprehensive list of not only the best places to buy lookalikes but also the most adorably absurd accessories we think every Labubu (or ' Lafufu ') owner needs.
Acrylic Storage Box + 'Lafufu'
This Temu find is nearly spot on and for under $15 you get wayyy more bang for your buck!
Enjoy one of the viral clear rotating stands that Labubu owners are using to store their keychains as well as one unboxed 'Lafufu' in a random color!
$11.49 Shop
'Lafufu' Monster Box Toy Heart Macaron
Labubu or 'Lafufu'?
These lookalikes are so accurate even we did a double take! If you are one of the many who can not seem to get their hands on a Labubu these knock-off Macaroon ones may be for you.
$2.91 (was $6.48) Shop
ACCESSORIES
Case for Collectible Plush Dolls
You may have thought your Labubu was cute as is but wait until you see it inside this mini carrying bag!
We found these lightweight cases on Temu and have not stopped dreaming of them since. They come in multiple styles, including this coffee themed one, and keep your Labubu well taken care of. The keychain attaches to any bag!
$9.58 Shop
Labubu Car Seat
If you thought your Labubu was safe in the car before — think again.
You can officially get your Labubus car vent seats that strap them in for bumpy rides and has them looking chic.
Amazon is selling multiple version in many colors and you can buy multiple to have all your Labubus on display!
$13 Shop
Protective Case for LABUBU
As a Labubu owner ourselves, we know they can get dirty on your bag quite quickly.
This funky little plastic case snaos into place over your Labubu (outfit and all!) to keep it protected rain or shine. It has a keychain port so you can still attach it to backpacks, purses, and beyond!
$11.20 (was $15) Shop
Labubu Clothing Sets
Labubu fans across the internet are not dimply just buying Labubus — no, they are buying them an entire wardrobe.
That's right! You can dress up your Labubu in the cutest outfits like this pack that comes with fuzzy ensembles, designer dupes, and more!
$25 (was $29) Shop
Try Our AI Features
Explore what Daily8 AI can do for you:
Comments
No comments yet...
Related Articles
The Sun
43 minutes ago
- The Sun
Jeopardy! contestant loses in ‘brutal' and ‘painful' way as fans ‘would've walked off set!' over unfair show rule
A JEOPARDY! contestant lost in the most 'brutal' and 'painful' way, as fans 'would've walked off set' over an unfair show rule. Jeopardy! challenges contestants to showcase their general knowledge, always phrasing their responses in the form of a question. 4 4 The three contestants wrote their answers to 'U.S National Parks. Much of this 73-square-mile National Park is located beneath the Chihuahuan Desert.' But it was a finish that left fans wanting to 'walk off the set' as they revealed their answers. As host Ken Jennings asked them for their responses, one of the contestants wrote down: 'What is Arches?' It was the wrong answer, leading his $12,000 dollars to plummet to just $2. Next up, the contestant in the middle went for the answer of: 'What is Carlsbad?' Again, it was a wrong answer and so her $13,600 went down to $600. Finally, the last player revealed his answer, which was: 'What is Carlsbad Cavrans?' But he made a small mistake, in what fans have called an unfair show rule. The 'r' was before the vowel, which changed the pronunciation of the word, meaning he lost. Jeopardy! fans demand major rule change to shake up format as show has 'gone downhill' with 'carousel' of one-day champs Ken said caverns with an 'er' they would've taken, because the answer was Carlsbad Caverns. As a result, his money went from $13,600 to $0. As he lost everything, the female contestant who had $600 ended up being the Jeopardy! champion. She looked delighted, if not a little in disbelief, and fans were gobsmacked by the result. Jeopardy! Set Secrets Jeopardy! fans don't see everything behind the scenes from watching on TV. These hidden set features make the show run smoothly: Each podium has a hidden riser so that all contestants appear to be the same height. After each clue is read, signal lights go off around the game board, indicating players can buzz in and respond. Buzz in too early, and you're locked out for .25 seconds. The podiums have a small white light in the lower left corner, which tells Ken Jennings who goes next. Contrary to popular belief, the player with control doesn't have a buzzer advantage on the next clue. To the game board's left is a scoreboard so the players can see their opponents' scores. All contestants must bring three outfits to the studio, but only the host and returning champion change for the next episode. There are wardrobe rules, including restrictions on busy patterns, solid white, purple (like the background), and logos. Five episodes are taped in a single day, and sometimes more. The categories, players (aside from the returning champion), and Final Jeopardy! for a tape day are all drawn randomly to ensure fairness. Female contestants are asked not to wear makeup, which is applied backstage, and don't wear mascara because of sweat. Contestants fill out a questionnaire, and producers select five Q&A topics for the host. Host Ken isn't allowed to interact with the contestants until after the game. Players can request to sit in a chair while competing without question. One person wrote on X: 'I simply would have to walk off the stage.' Others called it the 'most painful final' they'd ever seen on the show, and someone else wrote: 'Really fun, close game, but man that final Jeopardy was an absolutely brutal way to lose. You've got to feel bad for Jacob.' Someone else commented: 'Oh my god. What a brutal ending,' and another penned: 'Oh my god. What a brutal ending.' The brutal ending comes after a Jeopardy! contestant in the UK made history after scooping one of the daytime show's biggest ever wins. In May, viewers watched as hotel receptionist Ben Jones continued the game, competing against Jonathan and Rosemary. From Caerphilly, Ben was already a nine-day reigning champion before his major win. In the final round, host Stephen asked a question based on the category Classic 80s Films. He said: "Matthew Broderick starred in the title role of the 1980s comedy film 'Ferris Bueller's Day Off', directed by this man." Ben, 23, correctly answered: "Who is John Hughes?" His impressive knowledge saw him walk away with a jackpot prize of £64,530 - the largest win for all Jeopardy! series and one of the biggest wins on daytime TV. Stephen congratulated Ben as he brought the curtain down on the last episode of the series. 4
Time Out
an hour ago
- Time Out
The 5 best free things to do in London this weekend
After a week of ploughing through work in sweltering hot weather, the weekend is a delicious prospect: we can't wait to savour the days between Friday June 20 and Sunday June 22. But do you know what's even more tasty than two whole days of freedom? Having a great time without hammering your bank balance, of course. We've found a plethora of free things to do this weekend, whether you're up for dancing all day, trying some wildly experimental crafts, or going to an old school village fete. It's time to take your pick, and save your pennies for planning a dazzling new summer wardrobe, booking a chic break somewhere beachy, or buying accessories for your creepy little Labubu doll: the choice is yours. The best free things to do in London this weekend Try a seriously leftfield craft at the Festival of Stuff Are you good with your hands? Hightail it to UCL's Institute of Making Stratford this Saturday and you'll get your mitts on any number of exciting DIY opportunities, from rope-making to basketry to enzymatic plastic recycling, all overseen by an interdisciplinary crew of scientists, engineers and makers. Other eclectic attractions include a pizza dough paddling pool and a homemade electric hovercraft you can actually ride in. Tracking down this enigmatic institute can be tricky, so follow these directions to make sure you don't miss out on the fun. The Institute of Making Stratford, E20 2AE. Sat Jun 21. Free. Dance to the free terrace DJs at Little Simz' Meltdown Each year, Southbank a legendary artist to curate its Meltdown festival, with alumni including David Bowie, Grace Jones, and ANOHNI. This year it's the turn of Mercury Prize-winning rapper, Top Boy actor and previous Time Out cover star Little Simz, and she's curated a stellar line-up of musical and cultural events. She's handpicked the DJs for this Saturday's Meltdown Terrace Takeover, with the likes of Ken Styles, Bammbs, and Ngozi Diamond taking to the decks for a mix of laidback afternoon vibes and hectic anthems as night falls. Southbank Centre, SE1 8XX. Sat Jun 21. Free. Ride on a carousel at Kew's village fete Kew always feels like a village, with its picturebook tree-lined streets and pretty parks. But you'll really feel like you've escaped London at its annual fete, which boasts all the fun of the fair. Head to the leafy west for over 100 stalls, a traditional Victorian fairground, a beer tent by Fuller's, a dog show, tug of war, a charity raffle and live local bands. Entry is free, but all your well-spent cash will be going to some worthy local charities. Kew Green, TW9 3EE. Sat Jun 21. Free. Sing along to musical theatre bangers at West End Live This weekend is the 20th edition of West End Live, the massive free musical festival stage that turns one of the spennier forms of entertainment in London into the cheapest fun going. This year will see performances from the casts of shows including Wicked, Operation Mincemeat, Cabaret, Hamilton, Hercules and loads more. Fair warning, it's gonna be seriously hot and seriously busy, so bring water and sunscreen and turn up at least an hour early to make sure you get a spot where you can actually see the stage. Find all the timings here. Trafalgar Square, WC2 5DN. Sat Jun 21-Sun Jun 22. Free. Catch a live broadcast by Reprezent Radio at the Barbican For generations of Londoners, crackling pirate radio stations were the unofficial soundtrack of summer. These illicit stations had a massive impact on this city's music scene, so it's great to see The Barbican celebrating the joys of pirate radio all month, with Reprezent Radio broadcasting live from a custom-built studio in the Barbican's foyer. This weekend, DJ Bid is hosting Sunday Selecta, a tribute to the joys of phone-in radio. Bring your requests or even your own vinyl to celebrate community sounds at their best. Barbican Centre, EC2Y 8AE. Sun Jun 22. Free.
Daily Mail
an hour ago
- Daily Mail
From a wild new drama about a notorious British family to a Downton star turned sleuth, our TV experts have rounded up the 20 best shows and films to stream this weekend
With another bumper TV lineup arriving this weekend, our experts have sifted through the latest offerings to bring you their pick of the top 20 shows to stream... Outrageous
