Cybex Yema Tie vs Sakura Bloom Onbuhimo

The Yema Tie has 3 positions; the Onbuhimo has 2. The Onbuhimo lists for $1 less.

Only the differences are shown.

Cybex Yema TieSakura Bloom Onbuhimo
TypeMeh dai / half buckleMeh dai / half buckle
List price$289$288Lowest price
Child weightNot listed15–45 lb
Newborn without insertYesNo
Carry positionsFront inward, Hip, BackMost positionsFront inward, Back
FabricLining 100% cotton; outer 100% polyester (Stardust Black: PU leather outer wings)Natural textiles by edition: 100% linen (Basics), 100% silk (Maven, Simple), silk-cotton (Weft), cashmere, denim, chambray
Lumbar supportNot listedNo
Machine washableYesNo
IHDI acknowledgment (maker says)Not listedYes, per the maker or IHDI
SizesOne sizeOne size

Cybex Yema Tie

Tie-style carrier with adjustable seat panel and headrest, from birth to toddler.

  • Adjustable panel width (200-420 mm) and 2-position headrest
  • Tuck-away head support doubles as a sunshade
  • Shoulder straps can be crossed or parallel
  • No longer available on the Cybex US site
  • Maker states limits in kg only

Sakura Bloom Onbuhimo

Waistless Japanese-style onbuhimo carrier handmade in California, with a removable sleep/sun hood. The maker lists it for babies 15 to 45 lb who sit unassisted, worn on the front or high on the back.

  • Waistless design; the maker says it suits wearers during pregnancy
  • Removable sleep/sun hood included
  • Handmade in San Diego
  • Hand wash only
  • List price $288
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Yema Tie or Onbuhimo?

Answers come from each maker's published specs. Safety and health questions link to the agency or medical source.

Is the Onbuhimo cheaper than the Yema Tie?

Yes. $288 versus $289 list price.

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