Sell KAWS BFF and Accomplice

Want to sell KAWS BFF or Accomplice? We consider select sculptures, vinyl figures and documented collectible editions for a free, confidential evaluation and potential direct purchase. Submit photographs and any purchase records you have. Our gallery owners will review your artwork with no obligation to sell.

KAWS BFF

BFF is recognized by its rounded head, textured body and crossed-out eyes. The 2017 vinyl figures shown below were produced by Medicom Toy as open editions in blue, pink and black. Material, height, release details and underside markings help identify the specific version.

BFF (Blue), 2017

BFF (Pink), 2017

BFF (Black), 2017

KAWS Accomplice

Accomplice combines long rabbit-like ears with KAWS’s signature crossed-out eyes. The pink and black vinyl figures released in 2002 belong to numbered editions. The character also appears in larger sculptures, including painted fiberglass works. We review each version according to its material, size, edition information and documented history.

Accomplice (Pink), 2002

Accomplice (Black), 2002

Accomplice
Painted fiberglass, 2010

How Much Is My KAWS BFF or Accomplice Worth?

Value depends on the exact release, material, size, color, edition structure, condition and provenance. Original packaging, inserts, manufacturer markings, any edition numbering and purchase documentation can also matter. We match comparable sales to the specific version and assess whether it is appropriate for a direct purchase offer.

For more information, read our KAWS value guide or learn how selling works.

How to Sell Your KAWS BFF or Accomplice

What to Include With Your Submission

• Title, color, material, height and release year, if known.
• Clear photographs of the front, back, sides, underside and all markings.
• Edition numbers, manufacturer stamps, labels and holograms, where present.
• Original packaging, inserts, receipts and ownership records.
• Close-ups of fading, discoloration, scuffs, cracks, repairs or missing parts.

A logo, familiar shape or box alone does not establish authenticity. We review the object, materials, markings and purchase history together. Tell us whether the packaging is original to the piece and disclose any restoration or replacement parts. You can submit photographs even if your records are incomplete.