Labubu Have A Seat Real vs. Fake: 6 Point Checklist

      Ready for the fourth Real vs Fake Labubu checklist? This time, we’re taking a closer look at one of the most loved collections—Labubu Have a Seat. Let’s be real, the fake Labubu market is evolving fast. These knockoffs are getting sneakier with better prints and packaging. But if you know what to look for, spotting the fakes is still totally doable.

So without further ado, let’s jump right into the checklist. (And if you missed our previous guides on Labubu V1, Labubu V2, and LabubuV3, you can catch up on those.

Labubu Have A Seat Checklist

1. Labubu Card

🟩 REAL (Left)

• Color Tone: Features vibrant and well-blended pastel hues, especially around the face and outfit.
• Character Design: The facial expression is softer and cuter, giving off a friendly vibe with smoother blush tones.
• Background Integration: The character seems more naturally placed, with subtle dot textures that feel consistent with Pop Mart’s branding.
• Overall Print Quality: Crisp, clean details with consistent clarity from the logo to the Labubu figure.

🟥 FAKE (Right)

• Color Tone: Noticeably darker and more contrasty, with the face looking overly red and shadowed.
• Character Design: Facial expression appears more exaggerated, especially the blush and eye outlines, which makes it look a bit off-model.
• Background Integration: Dots feel more faded and the Labubu image looks slightly overexposed or washed out.
• Print Quality: Slight blur or low-res effect especially around edges and text.

2. Feet Stamp

🟩 REAL (Left)

• Stamp Clarity: Clean and detailed POP MART ©Kasing logo with clear edges and even spacing.
• Emboss Depth: Stamp is nicely defined, giving it a professional finish.
• Material Quality: The base looks smooth and clean, with no excess plastic or uneven edges.

🟥 FAKE (Right)

• Stamp Clarity: The POP MART ©Kasing imprint is rough and uneven, especially on the “Kasing” part where the letters appear faint.
• Emboss Depth: Shallower or over-pressed, causing a blurry look with poor legibility.
• Material Quality: Looks slightly duller or less finished, sometimes with mold lines or inconsistent surfaces.

3. Fur

🟩 REAL (Left)

• Fur Quality: Noticeably fluffier and fuller, giving the figure a plush, premium look.
• Density: The fur appears denser and more even, with better coverage around the face and ears.
• Touch & Feel: Usually softer and smoother to the touch, with more attention to stitching and material quality.

🟥 FAKE (Right)

• Fur Quality: Looks flat and slightly rougher, lacking the soft puffiness of the original.
• Density: Sparse and uneven fur patches can be seen, especially around the forehead.
• Appearance: The suit gives off a cheaper and mass-produced vibe, with less volume and care.

4. Head Shape

🟩 REAL (Left)

• Head Shape: Noticeably rounder and well-balanced, keeping that classic Labubu cuteness.
• Proportion: The head sits nicely in proportion to the body, giving it a plush, toy-like look.
• Sculpt Detail: The silhouette is symmetrical, smooth, and plush—exactly how Kasing Lung designed it.

🟥 FAKE (Right)

• Head Shape: Elongated and stretched, making the figure look slightly off or awkward.
• Proportion: The longer head throws off the whole vibe, making it look more like a knockoff.
• Sculpt Detail: Often lacks the charm and intentional design found in the real version.

5. Keychain

🟩 REAL (Left)

• Stitching: Clean, tight, and professionally sealed.
• Fraying: Almost none. The ribbon edges are neat and well-finished.
• Build Quality: Feels more secure and polished — less likely to wear out easily.

🟥 FAKE (Right)

• Stitching: Noticeably loose and sloppy, giving off a rushed or cheap vibe.
• Fraying: Edges of the ribbon start to come undone — a common issue in knock-offs.
• Build Quality: Weaker overall, and over time it’ll probably unravel or detach.

6. Packaging

🟩 REAL (Left)

• Color: Bright and vibrant, with a lively pastel tone that pops.
• Character Print: Sharper, more saturated with well-blended blush.
• Overall Look: Feels premium and eye-catching — matches what you’d expect from official Pop Mart branding.
  

🟥 FAKE (Right)

• Color: Noticeably dull and washed out.
• Character Print: Less detail in the blush and outlines, giving it a cheaper feel.
• Overall Look: Feels low-effort and less appealing — a dead giveaway for seasoned collectors.

✅ Real Labubu Verification

Just a friendly reminder—always verify your Labubu after every purchase. As the brand grows in popularity, the number of spin-off products in the market is multiplying fast. To stay safe, check your figure at fwsy.popmart.com, the official POP MART verification site.

Wrapping Up

After four deep dives into Real vs Fake Labubu comparisons, we’re pretty sure most of you have become Labubu experts by now. The rule of thumb? Fakes are usually duller in color, flatter in shape, and cheaper in quality. So next time, just do a quick color and texture check before (or after) confirming your purchase.

That wraps up our Labubu Real vs Fake series! But don’t worry—we’re just getting started. Stay tuned as we explore more iconic characters soon, including Crybaby and Hachipupu.

FAQ

1. How can I tell if my Labubu “Have A Seat” is real?
   Check for key details like vibrant colors, fluffy fur texture, clean stamps, and solid packaging print. Fake ones often have flatter fur, off-tone colors, loose stitching, and duller packaging.
2. Does the real Labubu “Have A Seat” have a verification code?
   Yes! Every authentic Labubu figure comes with a verification code. You can scan or input it at fwsy.popmart.com to confirm authenticity.
3. Are fake Labubu figures common?
   Unfortunately, yes. As the brand grows more popular, spin-offs and counterfeits have become more common—especially for high-demand series like “Have A Seat.”
4. Is the tag or keychain ring a giveaway sign?
   Definitely. Real Labubu usually has better stitching, more accurate printing on the label, and smoother keychain hardware. Fakes may have sloppy print or lower-quality rings.
5. Why is the color different between real and fake Labubu?
   Counterfeit versions often use lower-quality printing and cheaper materials, which causes the colors to look dull, overly saturated, or just slightly “off.”
6. Are all fakes obviously bad quality?
   Not always. Some fakes look surprisingly close to the real thing at first glance. That’s why we recommend checking the small details—like the ear shape, stamp clarity, and packaging color.