charmed life♥

I recently joined a Pop Mart Group (on Facebook ) here in the Philippines and one of my fellow members uploaded a photo of a Labubu x Pronounce Wings of Fortune that she bought from a reseller .  She was asking for help if the Labubu she purchased was authentic.  On my previous blog How to know if your Labubu is authentic , I have already discussed this (for The Monsters Exciting Macaron ), but of course there are a lot of resellers claiming that the items they are selling are original though in reality they are not.   I was lucky enough to get the Labubu x Pronounce Wings of Fortune via Pop Mart's Flagship store on the orange app ( Shopee ) at SRP .  So I was able to answer the question of my fellow member if the Labubu she purchased was authentic.  I will share the photos here so you will have an idea how a Authentic and Fake Wings of Fortune look like. But before that here are some of the things that you need to consider when purchasing from a reseller...

Have you also been bitten by the Labubu bug?  Honestly, before I don't really intend to get one... but the little monster has this charisma that would really get you hooked.  Yes, I have been bitten by the bug.. (*wink!)  Labubu plushie bag charms are sold out at Pop Mart stores all over the world.  I guess it also goes with the "Anik-anik" bag trend.  You can only get these cutesy monsters via resellers - but they are overpriced.  From actual retail price of P900.00 per blind box you can get them at around P2,000.00 and up.   So how can you know if your Labubu doll is original?  Aside from having a mark on their right sole (you have to use a UV light to see the mark) and Pop Mart stamping on the left.  By the way, based on my research fakes also have markings on their soles.  There is another way of knowing if your Labubu is authentic. But before that let me share with you the photos of my first ever Labubu Macaron - Toffee .♥...