Pop Mart’s 1,999 yuan CLOT mahjong set sells out, resells above 2,600 yuan

The speed of the markup on a mahjong set—not a figure or a wearable—shows how far Pop Mart's IP-driven scarcity model now extends beyond blind boxes into collectible lifestyle objects, where resale premiums serve as a de facto demand signal. The immediate fade from the peak to a smaller but still positive premium suggests speculative heat rather than durable secondary demand, which matters for gauging whether collaboration drops can hold value once the launch crowd clears. Whether the premium stabilizes or continues eroding in the days after launch is the open question.