Da Pop Shop Printify Reviews: Pros, Cons, & Website Analysis

I recently visited the Pop Mart store at the World Trade Center and was honestly disappointed. The store is small with limited stock, and they’re currently in the process of relocating just a few stalls down. What caught my eye initially were the open-box figures displayed in plastic bins—Pino Jelly, Hirono, Pucky, Molly, Labubu—all mixed together, many missing body parts or accessories. It felt more like a flea market dig than a curated retail experience.

While rummaging through the bins was oddly fun at first, I was shocked to learn they were being sold at full retail price. These are clearly used or display items with missing parts, no boxes, no cards, and no QR codes—yet they’re priced the same as new, sealed ones. That makes no sense.

To make matters worse, the staff were quite rude. I understand it can be chaotic with customers digging through bins, but yelling out in an annoyed tone that there are “no discounts” doesn’t help the atmosphere. It felt dismissive and unprofessional.

Pop Mart, your designs are great, but this approach feels like you're just trying to squeeze money out of collectors without respecting the experience or the value of your own products. I left without buying anything—and honestly, that says it all.