Oscha Onbuhimo vs Sakura Bloom Onbuhimo

The Onbuhimo has 2 positions; the Onbuhimo Baby Carrier has 1. The Onbuhimo Baby Carrier lists for $54 less.

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Oscha Onbuhimo Baby CarrierSakura Bloom Onbuhimo
TypeMeh dai / half buckleMeh dai / half buckle
List price$234Lowest price$288
Child weightUp to 45 lb15–45 lb
Newborn without insertNoNo
Carry positionsBackFront inward, BackMost positions
FabricOscha sling fabric; blend varies by design (e.g. 58% BCI organic combed cotton, 25% BCI cotton, 17% hemp, approx. 282 gsm)Natural textiles by edition: 100% linen (Basics), 100% silk (Maven, Simple), silk-cotton (Weft), cashmere, denim, chambray
Lumbar supportNoNo
Machine washableYesNo
IHDI acknowledgment (maker says)Yes, per the maker or IHDIYes, per the maker or IHDI
SizesOne size (approx. 6 months - 2 years+; panel approx. 41 cm/16" wide)One size

Oscha Onbuhimo

A waistless onbuhimo handmade in Scotland from Oscha sling fabric, with padded shoulder straps and a chest strap for high back carries.

  • No waistband, no pressure on the tummy
  • 'Perfect Fit Adjusters' for a snug fit
  • Padded shoulder straps and chest strap
  • Back carry only
  • For babies who sit unassisted (about 6 months+)

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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Onbuhimo Baby Carrier or Onbuhimo?

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Is the Onbuhimo Baby Carrier cheaper than the Onbuhimo?

Yes. $234 versus $288 list price.

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