LuLu The Piggy, sold in Chinese as 罐頭豬 LuLu, is a Hong Kong collectible-toy brand built around a small pig character. Its output runs from plush and bag charms to art-toy figures, stationery and seasonal box sets, almost always released as a themed series.
What makes LuLu stand out
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Series first, character second.
Releases arrive as named collections rather than one-off pieces: Animal Party, Office Series, Horror Stories, Tennis Series, Yummy Burger, LuLuLand and holiday sets. Each one re-dresses the same pig in a new costume, which is why the shelf reads as a wardrobe rather than a single statue.
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Blind boxes beside art toys.
The brand sells blind-box assortments and larger display pieces side by side, so one design can appear as a small surprise figure and again as a finished art toy.
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Plush sized, not scaled.
The soft line is sized by height instead of scale: Bunny LuLu and Teddy LuLu come in several heights, and the wood-carving Maneki Lu cats are listed at 18 cm.
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Crossovers keep the shape.
Collaborations fold other characters into the same silhouette, as with the LuLu the Piggy x Capoo collection. The pig stays recognisable through the costume change.
What this collection covers
What is listed here is mostly plush and display pieces: 18 cm wood-carving Maneki Lu cats in black, calico and gold, Bunny and Teddy plush in several heights, an Animal Party giraffe plush, a mermaid plush, box sets such as the Beach Party ice-cream van, and anniversary or blessing-themed sets.
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Frequently asked questions
1. What is LuLu the Piggy?
A Hong Kong collectible-toy brand built around a pig character. It releases blind boxes, plush, art toys and small goods in themed series.
2. Is LuLu a plush or a figure?
Both. The brand runs plush and soft goods alongside blind-box mini figures and larger art-toy pieces.
3. Where does the brand come from?
Hong Kong. Its own storefront runs in Traditional Chinese and English and ships internationally.
4. Do the plush come in different sizes?
Yes. The same Bunny and Teddy designs are made in more than one height, and the Maneki Lu pieces are listed at 18 cm.