TOYTSU BY PUNK DRUNKER X JPX
JPX and Punk Drunkers team up to unveil TOYTSU—a collectible that embodies the cutting-edge of designer toy art and urban apparel’s heartbeat. This dynamic collaboration is in the spotlight at the Thailand Toy Expo (TTE) 2024, already making waves among global collectible enthusiasts. TOYTSU, crafted with a story woven into its design, features an enigmatic
NONG TOY BY SOOYA STUDIO X JPX
The Thailand Toy Expo always offers exclusive releases and highly anticipated collaborations, but this year, it’s taking things to a whole new level. Sooya Studio, renowned for their whimsical bisque dolls, including fan-favorite “Pan”, has partnered with JPX for “TOY”. Make no mistake, “TOY” is not your average plaything, this mascot seamlessly blends Sooya’s signature playful and imaginative designs with JPX’s esteemed toy-crafting
JPX x LitorsWorks Are Working on a Mechanized Umasou Nong Toy Figure
Thailand-based JPX is collaborating with China’s LitorsWorks on a Mechanized Umasou Nong Toy art toy. The crossover brings together LitorsWorks’ popular Umasou and JPX’s Nong Toy— the Thailand Toy Expo mascot— with a concept centered around Nong Toy’s backstory as a wind-up toy. As seen in a video of a
JPX — Labubu Batman and Nong TOY: Robin
JPX is celebrating the 80th anniversary of Batman with two fun artist collaborations. Labubu Batman brings Kasing Lung‘s take on the caped crusader, in conjunction with How2work. For Robin, JPX turns to it’s Nong TOY character with a new design from SGT Smile. These in-development prototypes are currently on display at Terminal 21 (Asok) in Bangkok. The Labubu Batman hits the