Where to Buy Labubu in Paris in 2025 – Complete Guide to Pop Mart Stores

Hello! Vadim Hedonist here, your friendly Paris local guide and fashion-savvy explorer. If you’re a fan of Labubu – the adorable fanged monster character designed by Kasing Lung – you’re in luck. Paris has become a hotspot for Labubu collectors, with official Pop Mart stores, vending machines, and even trendy boutiques stocking these coveted figures. In this guide, I’ll walk you through where to buy Labubu in Paris (and nearby), share insider tips to avoid crowds and scalpers, and sprinkle in some local flavor from my own adventures. Let’s dive in!

Official Pop Mart Stores in Paris

Pop Mart – the Chinese designer toy brand behind Labubu and The Monsters series – has established several official stores in Paris as of 2025. These are the go-to places for the latest Labubu blind boxes, limited editions, and exclusive collections. Each store has its own vibe and perks. Here’s the rundown:

Pop Mart Châtelet – Westfield Forum des Halles

Located in the bustling Forum des Halles mall, Pop Mart Châtelet was the first Pop Mart flagship in Europe. It’s a bright, lively shop where you’ll find a full range of Labubu blind boxes and other Pop Mart characters. The store is popular with locals and tourists alike – one TikTok collector who visited all Paris locations said the Châtelet shop was their favorite for Labubu hunting!

• 📍 Address: 99 Rue Rambuteau, 75001 Paris (Google Maps) – ground floor of Westfield Forum des Halles. (Look for Porte Berger entrance.)
• 🕒 Opening Hours: Monday–Saturday 10:00–20:30, Sunday 10:00–20:00 (the mall extended Sunday hours, so you can even shop Labubus on Sunday now).
• 🧸 Stock & Selection: This flagship carries all the new Labubu series upon release, plus a good stock of recent collections. You’ll find everything from basic blind boxes to larger vinyl figures. Older series can sell out fast here due to high demand.
• ⭐ Notable Reviews: Shoppers love the convenient central location and wide selection. The store’s Instagram has shown long lines when a new Labubu series drops – figures can sell out within hours on release days due to eager fans and resellers snapping them up. On the plus side, many praise the staff for keeping things orderly and friendly even during big launches.
• 💡 Tips from local: Go on weekday mornings if you can – it’s quieter than weekends, meaning you get first pick without the crowd. I’ve noticed mid-week (especially Wednesdays) tend to have fresh stock before the weekend rush. Also, follow Pop Mart France’s Instagram (@popmartfr) for announcements on new Labubu drops or restocks at Châtelet; being there right when doors open on a release day can help you snag limited editions before they’re gone. Finally, the Forum des Halles location is great for a whole outing – you can grab bubble tea or lunch in the mall after scoring your Labubu (just finish drinks before entering the store – one reviewer noted drinks aren’t allowed inside!).

Pop Mart Opéra – Avenue de l’Opéra

Just a short walk from the Palais Garnier opera house, Pop Mart Opéra is a must-visit for Labubu hunters. This stand-alone boutique opened in late 2022 and quickly became a “paradise for collectors”. It’s a beautifully organized store with friendly staff and plenty of The Monsters charm.

• 📍 Address: 19 Avenue de l’Opéra, 75001 Paris (Google Maps) – located in the heart of Paris’s 1st arrondissement, just steps from the Palais Garnier.
  (🚇 Tip: It’s a short 5-minute walk from Opéra, Pyramides, or Palais Royal–Musée du Louvre metro stations.)
• 🕒 Opening Hours: Monday–Saturday 10:00–20:30, Sunday 10:00–19:30. (They close a tad earlier on Sunday than the Châtelet shop.)
• 🧸 Stock & Vibe: Opéra carries a similar extensive range of Labubu figures – all the latest blind boxes, some limited editions, and other Pop Mart toy lines. The shop often displays mega-size figures (sometimes you’ll see a giant Labubu or Molly figure in-store for photo-ops). It’s generally a bit quieter than Châtelet, making it a nice spot to browse at your leisure. The ambiance feels like a chic toy gallery, fitting for the elegant Opéra area.
• ⭐ Customer Buzz: Reviews for this location are very positive (averaging 4.2/5 on Google). Collectors mention the staff is “sympathique et accueillant” (friendly and helpful). During special limited-edition releases, things are organized – no chaotic fights over rares; one regular shopper noted “even during limited figure drops, everything goes smoothly”. There was a minor complaint about a staffer enforcing the no-drink policy unevenly, but overall the service gets high marks.
• 💡 Tips from local: This store is less mobbed than the Forum location, so it’s ideal if you want to take your time unboxing new Labubus or chatting with staff. I like to drop by on weekday afternoons – often there’s no line at all. If you’re after a newly launched Labubu series, don’t delay too long; Opéra gets stock at the same time as Châtelet, and popular items can sell out here too within a day or two. Also, keep an eye out for special events: Pop Mart Opéra celebrated its 1-year anniversary with exclusive badges and goodies, and in March 2025 the artist Kasing Lung himself stopped by for a fan meet-and-greet signing event! (Those events draw big crowds of Labubu fans, but are totally worth it for the experience.)

Pop Mart Carrousel du Louvre

Yes, there’s even a Pop Mart store inside the Louvre (well, in the attached Carrousel du Louvre shopping center). Opened in July 2024, this store is a unique fusion of art and toy culture. The interior is styled like an art gallery – a nod to the classical art around it – and it even launched exclusive Louvre-themed collectibles like Labubu’s Artistic Quest

• 📍 Address: Carrousel du Louvre, 99 Rue de Rivoli, 75001 Paris (Google Maps) – Level 0 of the Carrousel du Louvre mall, near the famous glass pyramid entrance.
• 🕒 Opening Hours: Monday 10:00–19:00; Tuesday 11:00–18:00; Wednesday 10:00–20:00; Thursday 10:00–19:00; Friday 10:00–20:00; Saturday 10:00–19:00; Sunday closed (note: hours here are a bit unusual – closed on Sundays and shorter on Tuesdays, aligning with the Louvre museum schedule).
• 🧸 What’s in Stock: This location often carries exclusive items you won’t find elsewhere. For example, at the grand opening they featured the return of The Monsters Art Series Labubus and a Louvre-exclusive Labubu figure (inspired by classical art). You can of course get all the current blind-box series too. The store is smaller than the others, but the selection is curated – think popular series and artsy pieces. They also stock cute Louvre-themed merch (tote bags, mugs, keychains featuring Labubu and friends in artful designs).
• 🎨 Why Visit: This store is a must-see for the atmosphere alone. The decor blends Pop Mart’s modern pop-art style with touches of Parisian art history. As a local guide (and art lover), I find it so cool that you can pick up a Labubu figure after visiting the Mona Lisa upstairs! It’s usually not too crowded except during tourist peaks. Labubu fans on Reddit reported delight at finding “Louvre exclusive Labubu items” and snagging a few as souvenirs.
• 💡 Tips from local: Plan your visit around a Louvre museum trip – it makes for a fun combo. Since the store closes earlier on certain days, double-check hours if you’re coming late. Wednesday or Friday evenings are ideal since they’re open till 20:00. And if you’re hunting a specific exclusive Labubu, go early in the day; tourists sweep through and limited items might be gone by afternoon. (I learned that the hard way when I returned in the evening for a Labubu tote bag and they were all sold out!)

Pop Mart Bercy Village

Tucked away in the charming open-air Bercy Village retail lane (in the 12th arrondissement), Pop Mart’s Bercy Village store offers a more relaxed shopping experience. Bercy Village feels like a little Parisian village with cobbled streets – and suddenly you find a Pop Mart there, much to every toy collector’s surprise and joy.

• 📍 Address: 48A Cour Saint-Émilion, 75012 Paris (Google Maps) – in Bercy Village (Cour Saint-Émilion is the main pedestrian street). 🚇 Nearest Metro: Cour Saint-Émilion (Line 14).
• 🕒 Opening Hours: Monday–Sunday 10:00–20:00. (Yes, this store is open 7 days a week, which is perfect for a Sunday figurine fix.)
• 🧸 In-Store Highlights: Despite being outside the city center, this store is large and well-stocked. It’s known as one of the biggest Pop Mart locations in Paris, featuring a broad selection of Labubu items – from the newest blind boxes to plush dolls and pendants. Because foot traffic is lighter here, you might even find older Labubu series still available after they’ve sold out elsewhere. They also have a Pop Mart Robo Shop vending machine installed, adding a fun futuristic touch – you can try your luck buying a blind box from the machine if the store is crowded.
• 👥 Community & Events: Pop Mart Bercy Village has become a community hub for collectors. They’ve hosted artist events – for example, a signing session with designer Lang (@langswork) took place here in Dec 2024. Fans gather here for trading figurines and sharing pulls, and the vibe is super friendly. Bercy Village’s relaxed atmosphere (with cafes and a park nearby) makes this a pleasant outing.
• 💡 Tips from local: Combine it with a Bercy day out. I recommend coming in the afternoon, picking up some Labubu blind boxes, then enjoying a drink on a terrace in Bercy Village. Inventory here tends to last a bit longer than at Châtelet or Opéra, so it’s a great backup if you missed a hot release elsewhere. That said, new series do eventually sell out here too – just a bit more slowly. Also, parking is easier here if you’re driving (there’s an underground parking lot), and it’s less hectic for parents with kids. Don’t forget to try the vending machine for fun – it accepts card payments and is refilled regularly. (Insider note: I once scored a secret edition Labubu from the Robo Shop machine here – pure blind luck, but what a thrill!)

Pop Mart Disney Village (Disneyland Paris)

In late 2024, Pop Mart brought its magic to Disney Village – the shopping/dining area just outside Disneyland Paris. This might be the most whimsical place to buy Labubu, blending Disney charm with Pop Mart’s playful style. It’s technically outside the city (in Chessy, Marne-la-Vallée), but definitely counts as “around Paris” and is worth the trip for fans or if you’re visiting Disneyland.

• 📍 Address: The Tiny Shops, Disney Village – 2 Avenue Paul Séramy, 77700 Chessy (Google Maps). It’s in the Disney Village open-air mall, a short walk from the park gates and 🚇 Marne-la-Vallée Chessy RER station.
• 🕒 Opening Hours: Daily 10:00 – 22:00 (matches the Disney Village schedule – open later in the evenings for post-park shopping).
• 🎁 What to Expect: This store is adorably themed – the interior mixes Pop Mart’s modern design with a sprinkle of Disney fairy-tale decor. The selection includes Pop Mart’s crossover items (they stock the Disney-character Pop Mart series alongside Labubu items) and all the latest standard figures. It’s a smaller boutique, but they often carry special edition merchandise catering to Disney tourists. During the grand opening, they had a holiday Wish Box Giveaway event and exclusive collectibles to celebrate.
• ⭐ Crowd & Reviews: You’ll encounter a mix of hardcore Pop Mart collectors and curious Disney fans here. One great thing: because many shoppers are tourists who might buy just one or two blind boxes as souvenirs, the turnover is fast but there’s also constant restocking. Employees have noted they restock overnight to keep up with demand from the Disney crowds. Reviews highlight the “whimsical charm” of the store and how it introduces newcomers to Labubu’s world. On TikTok, you’ll find videos of surprised Disney-goers stumbling on Pop Mart and loving the cute finds.
• 💡 Tips from local: If you’re at Disneyland, stop by this store early (around opening time, 10:00) before the evening rush of park-goers. Morning is calmer to chat with staff and browse. They sometimes get park-specific goodies – ask if any new exclusives are in stock (for example, they had a limited Mickey-themed Labubu pin during a festival). And while you’re here, why not make a day of it? Disneyland Paris is right next door, and even without a park ticket, Disney Village is free to enter. Grab a Mickey-shaped snack, snag a Labubu blind box, and enjoy the Disney ambiance. The store is open late, so it’s perfect for some after-dinner toy shopping when other Paris shops are closed.

Pop Mart – Westfield Les 4 Temps (La Défense)

Newest on the block is the Pop Mart store in Westfield Les 4 Temps, the giant mall in La Défense (the modern business district just outside Paris). Opened in April 2025, this store brings Labubu to the sleek shopping center under the Grande Arche.

• 📍 Address: Westfield Les 4 Temps, 15 Parvis de La Défense, 92092 Puteaux (Google Maps) – Level 1 of the mall, in the La Défense complex.
• 🕒 Opening Hours: Monday–Saturday 10:00–20:30, Sunday 10:00–20:00 (following mall hours; note: as of its opening in 2025, this mall is also open on Sundays).
• 🧸 Store Highlights: Being brand new, this location is spotless and high-tech. It features large digital displays and a dedicated section for limited edition drops. At the grand opening, they offered special merchandise and limited Labubu collectibles (like the Labubu “Time to Chill” vinyl plush doll and the Labubu × PRONOUNCE “Wings of Fortune” hanging ornament). This shows the store means business in catering to serious collectors! Of course, they carry all the usual blind box series and popular items across Pop Mart lines.
• 🛍️ Why Visit: If you’re staying or working in Paris’s western districts or near La Défense, this store is super convenient. It’s also a great option on a rainy day – Les 4 Temps is an indoor mall with tons of shops, so you can make a shopping trip of it. The Pop Mart shop here is spacious, so even when it’s busy (like on weekends), you don’t feel too cramped. Being in a business area, I’ve noticed weekday lunch hour brings in some office workers snagging a blind box or two for fun.
• 💡 Tips from local: Opening week freebies: When a new store opens, Pop Mart often gives small gifts (stickers, pins, or extra membership points) to visitors – Les 4 Temps had such promos during launch. Even after the grand opening, they ran an exclusive offer: for any purchase between April 12–20, 2025, shoppers at this store got a bonus limited-edition item. So it pays to ask if any promotions are ongoing. As for inventory, this location is still ramping up – early visitors found plenty of stock, but as word spreads, it could become as frequented as the Châtelet store. Best time to go: Try early afternoon on a weekday if possible. And since La Défense is a bit out of central Paris, combine your trip with the views from the Grande Arche rooftop or a stroll through the modern art sculptures on the Esplanade; it’s a very different side of Paris.

Pop Mart Robo Shop – Gare de Lyon (Hall 2)

If you’re traveling through Paris by train, don’t miss the only official Pop Mart vending machine in the city — located inside Gare de Lyon, one of the busiest stations in Paris. This compact little Robo Shop is a hidden gem for collectors on the move.

• 📍 Address: Hall 2, Gare de Lyon, Place Louis-Armand, 75012 Paris (Google Maps)
• 🕒 Opening Hours: Open daily, typically from 5:00 to midnight (matching the station’s opening hours)
• 🧸 Despite being just a vending machine, this Robo Shop regularly stocks Labubu blind boxes and other popular Pop Mart series. TikTok users often share surprise finds here, calling it a “must-stop” for anyone arriving in or leaving Paris by train. The machine is sleek, easy to use (multilingual interface), and accepts contactless card payments — perfect for tourists.
• 💬 What people say: Fans love the convenience and the thrill of grabbing a Labubu before boarding a train. That said, it’s also a hotspot for scalpers — a few users noted the machine can run low on stock quickly after restocking, especially when a new Labubu series drops. So if you see something you like, don’t wait!
• 💡 Tips from local: Try visiting early in the morning or later in the evening when the station is quieter. Keep an eye on @popmartfr on Instagram — they sometimes post restock updates for vending machines too. And don’t worry if there’s a small queue — most people grab their boxes and go within seconds.

It may not have the full immersive experience of a Pop Mart store, but for a quick Labubu fix on the go, this machine delivers.

Other Official Retailers for Labubu in Paris

Besides Pop Mart’s own stores, a few other stores in Paris officially carry Labubu figures and other Pop Mart toys. These are great options if you’re shopping around town or want to avoid the crowds at the dedicated stores. Here are the notable licensed retailers where you can find Labubu in 2025:

Citadium Paris (Caumartin)

Citadium is a trendy concept store known for streetwear and pop-culture goods, and it has been stocking designer toys like Pop Mart blind boxes. The flagship Citadium (near Opera) occasionally features Pop Mart pop-ups and carries popular series including Labubu. Think of it as a one-stop shop for cool sneakers, apparel, and now your favorite Labubu collectibles.

• 📍 Address: 50–56 Rue de Caumartin, 75009 Paris (Google Maps) – just behind Galeries Lafayette, in the 9th arrondissement.
• 🕒 Opening Hours: Monday–Saturday 10:00–20:30; Sunday 11:30–19:30 (yep, they’re open on Sunday afternoons, which is fairly recent and super convenient).
• 🧸 Labubu Selection: Citadium’s toy section tends to stock the most in-demand blind boxes. You can often find recent Pop Mart series here, including Labubu blind boxes from current collections (especially the mainstream series or collaborations like Labubu x One Piece, etc.). Inventory can be hit or miss – Citadium isn’t a dedicated toy store, so stock is limited and can sell out quickly. They don’t usually carry the rare limited editions, but you might score a last few Labubu boxes from a series that’s sold out elsewhere.
• 🛍️ Shopping Experience: The store is huge (4 floors of fashion and lifestyle), so head to the section with collectibles and gadgets. Ask a staff member if you don’t spot the Pop Mart display – sometimes they feature them at special kiosks or near the cashiers. The vibe in Citadium is very urban-cool; music is playing, teens and young adults browsing streetwear, and then there’s a corner with cute figurines which is a fun surprise. I personally love dropping in here because I can check out sneakers and snag a Labubu in one trip.
• 💡 Tips from local: Citadium often runs promotions. I’ve seen deals like “buy 3 blind boxes, get one free” around the holidays, and they occasionally host pop-culture events. In 2024 they even hosted a One Piece x Pop Mart pop-up stand. Keep an eye on Citadium’s social media for any Pop Mart related announcements. Also, go early in the season – when a new Labubu series is released, Citadium gets a small allocation and they can be gone within days if the hype is high. If you’re already shopping in the Opera/Haussmann area, it doesn’t hurt to swing by Citadium and check their stock; you might get lucky.

Artoyz Paris

Artoyz is the original designer toy shop in Paris – a haven for collectors of art toys and vinyl figures. They are an authorized retailer for many brands (Medicom, Tokidoki, etc.) and indeed carry Pop Mart products, including Labubu. This is a fantastic spot to find Labubu in Paris, especially if you value expertise (the staff are true toy aficionados).

• 📍 Address: 83 Rue Saint-Honoré, 75001 Paris (Google Maps). It’s right by 🚇 Louvre-Rivoli and 🚇 Châtelet-Les Halles – very central.
• 🕒 Opening Hours: Monday–Friday 12:00–19:00, Saturday 11:00–20:00. (Closed on Sundays).
• 🧸 What You’ll Find: Artoyz has a curated selection of Pop Mart items. They usually stock The Monsters series (Labubu) figures – both blind boxes and occasional larger pieces or special sets. Because they stock many designer toy brands, the Pop Mart range might be smaller than in Pop Mart’s own stores, but it’s all official and authentic. You might discover older Labubu series here that Pop Mart stores no longer have, since Artoyz sometimes orders extra or has collectors selling/trading. They also carry Kasing Lung art collectibles beyond Labubu, if available.
• 🛍️ Why Artoyz: The store itself is a treat – it’s like a mini art gallery of toys. You’ll find display cases of rare figures, and the staff are super knowledgeable (and speak English, in case you need). As a local guide, I often send art-toy lovers here. It’s not as famous as Pop Mart to the general public, so you won’t get the frenzy of teens grabbing boxes; instead, you get a calm browsing experience among fellow collectors. Artoyz has been around for 17+ years, so they have a loyal community. In fact, Labubu has been known among French designer toy fans well before Pop Mart opened stores here, thanks to Artoyz and similar shops.
• 💡 Tips from local: Join their newsletter or follow @artoyz_officiel on Instagram. They announce new arrivals (e.g., if a new Labubu series or figure comes in) and sometimes offer preorder options. Also, Artoyz often has a booth at conventions like Comic Con Paris or Japan Expo – where they might sell Labubu stuff as well. If you can’t make it to the store, they have an online shop too. But I highly recommend visiting in person to soak up the atmosphere – it’s located on a historic Parisian street, so after toy shopping you can walk 5 minutes to the Seine or enjoy a café in the picturesque Halles district.

Galeries Lafayette Haussmann (Toy Department – now closed)

The famous Galeries Lafayette department store in Boulevard Haussmann isn’t a regular Pop Mart retailer day-to-day, but it deserves a mention. In Spring–Summer 2024, Galeries Lafayette hosted an official Pop Mart pop-up store on its 6th floor, introducing Labubu and friends to the broader public. This pop-up ran from April to August 2024 and coincided with special releases (like a limited SKULLPANDA figure for the Olympic Games 2024)

• 📍 Address: 40 Boulevard Haussmann, 75009 Paris. (The Pop Mart pop-up was at Galeries Lafayette Haussmann, 6th floor toy section
• 📦 Status: Pop-up event (now closed). As of 2025, the dedicated Pop Mart corner at Galeries Lafayette is no longer there. However, the store’s toy department still sometimes stocks a few Pop Mart blind boxes among other toys. It’s hit or miss – you might find a stray Labubu box or two, but don’t count on a full selection. The big draw was really during the pop-up period.
• 🕰️ If You Missed It: During that pop-up, shoppers could discover Labubu without knowing the brand – and many became fans. It drew a lot of attention since Galeries Lafayette sees 100k visitors a day. (I remember seeing crowds around the Pop Mart display, people curious about these cute “surprise box” toys.) The pop-up even offered an exclusive figure and marked Pop Mart’s first department store presence in France. While it’s over, this event signaled how popular Labubu has become in Paris.
• 💡 Tips from local: If you’re already at Galeries Lafayette (say, for fashion shopping or to see the famous dome), it doesn’t hurt to swing by the toy section on the top floor. Occasionally, Galeries Lafayette features guest brands or leftover stock. Around Christmas, they might carry gift sets of blind boxes. Also, keep an eye out for future collaborations – Pop Mart could return for another pop-up or event here (especially with Paris hosting big events like the Olympics, retailers love doing tie-ins). For example, in March 2025, Kasing Lung’s signing tour had a stop in Paris – if such an event were public, Galeries Lafayette or another big store could host it. So, staying in the loop via Pop Mart France’s official channels ensures you won’t miss the next department store appearance.

Beware of Unofficial Resellers & Scalpers

While hunting Labubu in Paris is mostly fun and games, there’s a darker side: unofficial resellers (scalpers) who hoard popular figures and jack up the prices. As a local collector, I want to make sure you get your Labubu goodies fairly and avoid getting ripped off. Here are some tips to steer clear of scalpers and scams:

• ✅ Stick to Official Retailers: All the locations I listed above are official. Buying from Pop Mart stores or authorized shops means you pay the normal retail price (typically around €20 for a blind box) and get genuine products. Avoid street sellers or unverified market stalls claiming “rare Labubu for €50” – chances are they’re reselling or, worse, selling fakes. One TikTok user vented that “resellers are making it miserable for those of us who just want one”, and I feel that pain – it’s best not to feed the resell market if you can help it.
• 🛑 Mind Online Marketplaces: If you search online in France (LeBonCoin, eBay, etc.), you’ll see Labubu figurines at insane markups. I’ve seen a €20 blind box being sold for €40-€60 by scalpers. Unless it’s a truly sold-out, older collectible you can’t find anywhere else, try to avoid buying from these listings. As one frustrated fan commented, they’d rather wait than “justify paying reseller prices”. If you do resort to online buys, double-check the seller’s reputation and compare prices. Sometimes fans resell duplicates at a fair price, which is fine – just watch out for those asking an arm and a leg.
• 📲 Follow Pop Mart France on Social Media: Scalpers prey on surprise drops. But Pop Mart France often announces new releases and restock times on Instagram, TikTok, or Facebook. For example, they might post that a limited Labubu edition will release Saturday 22:00 at all Paris stores. Knowing this, you can plan to be there when doors open, rather than missing out and having to consider reseller prices. Being informed is your best defense – beat the scalpers by getting the item first-hand.
• 🤝 Join Collector Communities: There are Paris-based collector groups (on Facebook and Discord) and the r/PopMartCollectors subreddit where fans update each other on stock levels and help out. You might find someone willing to trade Labubus or sell at cost if they bought extra. These communities often call out which stores still have stock (“e.g. Labubu vX still available at Bercy!”) and they frown upon scalping. Connecting with fellow fans can help you complete your collection without overpaying.
• 🌐 Check Pop Mart’s Official Online Store: Pop Mart has an official EU website and app. If a Labubu series is sold out in stores, the online shop might restock it (typically around 07:00 CET on certain days, according to some collectors). Buying direct online (with shipping) could be cheaper than paying a reseller locally. Just be wary of random websites – stick to popmart.com or recognized retailers. If the deal looks too good or the site looks sketchy, it probably is.

In short, patience and savvy will save you money. I know the FOMO is real when a new Labubu is released, but trust me – I’ve saved a lot of euros by avoiding scalpers and instead being on top of official restocks. And nothing beats the experience of buying from a real store, opening the blind box right there with fellow fans, and maybe trading to get the one you want. That’s the joy of collecting!

Explore Paris with Vadim – Tours & More!

I hope this guide helps you find that perfect Labubu figure (or two… or ten!) to brighten your day. As much as I love designer toys, I love Paris even more – and I’d be thrilled to show you around my city beyond the toy shops. When you’re done shopping for Labubu, why not join me for a fun, stylish tour of Paris? 🗼

I offer private guided tours that mix Paris’s famous sights with local secrets. Whether you want to explore central Paris’s iconic landmarks, wander the artsy streets of Montmartre, or even do a personal photoshoot around the Eiffel Tower (yes, I’m a photographer too!), I’ve got you covered. Imagine capturing a memory at the Eiffel Tower with your new Labubu in hand – talk about a unique souvenir!

If that sounds like a good time, check out my Paris tours and get in touch. I promise it won’t be the usual boring tour – think of it as a walk with a friend (who happens to know a ton of cool facts and spots). 😉 Come for the Labubu, stay for the city adventures. À bientôt in Paris, and happy collecting!