SKULLPANDA’s New Collection Is for Anyone Who Needs To Log Off
Forget Labubu.
Collectible toys have become the ultimate bag accessory, but POP MART’s latest SKULLPANDA drop is less about showing off and more about checking out. Meet OFF MODE, a collection inspired by the very relatable desire to ignore your responsibilities, cancel your plans and stop pretending you have everything under control.
Created by Chinese artist Xiong Miao, SKULLPANDA has spent years exploring different identities through fashion, art and character design. OFF MODE takes that emotional world into everyday accessories, with plush pendants and small objects designed around the moments when your social battery hits zero.
Low Battery, No Adulting, Absolutely No Plans

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The collection's characters capture familiar moods, from Low Battery to No Adulting. The plush pendants are joined by phone lanyards, earphone bags and POP ATTACH accessories, including a miniature SKULLPANDA design that brings the character into a new format.
Prices start at $10 for POP ATTACH, with plush pendants at $20, phone lanyards at $20 and earphone bags at $22. The accessories make the collection easy to incorporate into everyday life, whether you're decorating a bag or giving your headphones their own tiny fashion moment.
POP MART Wants You to Switch Off

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OFF MODE's appeal goes beyond cute collectibles. Its concept pushes back against the pressure to be constantly productive, available and perfectly put together. Each character represents a different version of needing a break, from staying home to embracing a little soft chaos.
That message comes to life in New York, where POP MART's free SKULLPANDA OFF MODE experience opened at 423 West 14th Street. Running through November 30, 2026, the pop-up features three immersive rooms inspired by the collection, plus a shop with North American exclusives and special-edition products.
The collection is available through POP MART's official website.
Consider this your reminder that you don't have to turn every hobby into a side hustle. Sometimes you just need a tiny plush friend who understands that today is absolutely not the day.