Handwoven 100% linen fabric: Provides a soft, breathable, and eco-friendly carrying solution
Cupped shoulder strap: Ensures ergonomic support and comfort for the wearer
Adjustable cotton straps: Allows a perfect fit for all body types
Quilted seat: Offers extra comfort for your child
Folds for travel: Easily packs into a handbag for on-the-go use
Summarized by Shop
The Hipsy is a ring-sling-inspired linen hip carrier that provides carry support for older babies and toddlers from around 9 months (8.5kg) up to 20kg. It has one wide cupped shoulder strap and a quilted linen seat, and it distributes your toddler's weight across your back instead of loading it onto one hip. It is a carry support, not a
Material
100% handwoven linen (some variants include cotton)
Carrying position
Hip carry
Weight range
8.5 kg to 20 kg
Closure type
Adjustable straps, some with buckles
Pattern
Striped or solid
Infant age group
9 months or older
Summarized by Shop
4.8
18 ratings
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Not comfortable
I bought this to wear with my 1 year old, I really wanted to love it but it's just not comfortable. You're sort of trading in arm pain from continuous carrying for shoulder pain when you wear the carrier. I stopped using it after a few wears. I'm certain I'm wearing it correctly, so would also respectfully like to request no offers for fit help. I think people are different and find different things comfortable. For me I regret the purchase.
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Customer · July 17, 2026
Very pleased with the purchase
I don’t know why I put this purchase off for so long. It’s been fantastic! It’s so much easier to do things around the house with my Velcro baby. It even helps with travel when we are out on the go. It does free up both hands. I don’t use it for extended periods but when it’s needed, it’s great! I got the Coco colour and I’m very happy with it as it goes with my outfits! Straps are very easy to adjust on my own without my partners help. You won’t regret this purchase!
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Natassja · April 11, 2026
Love it!
Love the carrier- it is sturdy, well made and very useful. You still get a little tired after 30-40 mins or so, but that's a significant improvement given my bub is a 13kg one year old that I struggled to carry comfortably for even five minutes.