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This year’s Super Bowl halftime performer, Bad Bunny, is distinguishing himself — not just by being the first male Latin artist to headline the show, but by bringing his own mascot along for the ride. The NFL collaborated with Bad Bunny to make a new line of Super Bowl merch, and it all features his Sapo Concho — including new football versions of the Labubu dupes that he went viral for in 2025.
The new NFL Concho Collection with Bad Bunny includes hoodies, T-shirts, hats, and the infamous plushies of the Puerto Rican toad suited up in a football uniform. The Sapo Concho Labubu dupes come in 32 different versions — one for each of the NFL teams — with the team’s logo on the front. Even if your team didn’t make the Super Bowl, Bad Bunny made a Sapo Concho for you. The sweatshirts cost $100, T-shirts are $55, and the plush keychain alone is $40.Â
Sapo Concho Labubu dupes were first introduced in 2025 at Bad Bunny’s No Me Quiero Ir de Aqui residency in San Juan, Puerto Rico. Now, you can order a blind box on Bad Bunny’s website for $35. “Your order is a surprise: When you purchase your Sapo Concho, you may receive any of its fun versions: Boxer, Baseball Player, Basketball Player, JĂbaro, Musician, Soccer Player, or Cafetero,” Bad Bunny’s website says. If you aren’t interested in football but still want a Bad Bunny-related furry friend, the surprise Concho boxes are still available. There are also several other mysterious merch options. including the Concho Mystery Box, Sneaker Mystery Box, and Merch Mystery Box.Â
The football-themed Conchos are not blind box items — you get to pick which team you want your Sapo Concho to support. These items are available for pre-order now with limited availability. Because they are currently being made, shipping is expected to begin in March 2026.Â
If you’re not a huge fan of Bad Bunny (couldn’t be me) and the King of Latin Trap’s charm hasn’t won you over yet, maybe the adorable Sapo Concho Labubu dupe wearing your favorite team’s uniform will. See you at the Super Bowl, Benito!