Izmi Breeze Baby Carrier review

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RRP  £89.00
Izmi Breeze Baby Carrier
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by Emily Gilbert |
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The Izmi Baby Breeze Carrier is a lightweight and breathable baby carrier which is designed to offer comfort for both parents and babies. It is suitable for children up to 2 years old and has four carrying positions: parent-facing, forward-facing, side carry and back carry. The carrier is adjustable to different body types and is a one-size-fits-all. The carrier offers hands-free bonding, allowing the baby to feel close to the parent while allowing the parent to move freely. Scroll down to find out how mum Michelle got on with the product.

Expert rating:
4.0

Pros

  • The carrier is newborn-friendly with an adjustable body panel.
  • The mesh panel helps create a breathable design which was ideal for warmer weather. 
  • Comfortable to wear, the wide shoulder straps help distribute the weight.

Cons

  • Tricky to put on without help at first, but this improved over time.
  • The additional items (hood and pocket) didn’t come with instructions but the packaging did state you could find instructions online. 
  • Design:
    4.0
  • Style:
    4.0
  • Ease of use:
    3.5
  • Ease of cleaning:
    4.0
  • Comfort:
    4.5
  • Functionality:
    4.0
  • Durability:
    4.5
  • Value for money:
    4.0
  • Performance:
    4.5
  • Safety features:
    4.5
Weight:480g
Suitable from:Newborn (3.2kg) to 2 years (15kg)
Colour options:Grey or Midnight Blue
Additional extras:Hood and Pocket
Parent fit:UK women's 4-28 and men's XS-XXXL
  • 4 carry positions: Front facing (0 months+), Outward-facing (4-10 months), Back (6 months+), and Hip (5 months+)
  • Breathable, cool mesh body panel
  • Soft, padded waistband
  • Spreadable and crossable shoulder straps to distribute weight
  • Adjustable head and hip supports
  • Can be used as tandem carrying by using any two Izmi carriers (from 6 months+)

Testing the Izmi Breeze Baby Carrier

I’m a 32-year-old primary school teacher currently on maternity leave, navigating life as a first-time mum. With one child and a naturally structured, busy lifestyle, I’m learning to balance the demands of early motherhood with my usual sense of routine. Over three weeks, I thoroughly tested the Izmi Baby Breeze Carrier to see how well it lived up to its advertised features. During this time, we even took it on a family trip to Dorset, where I used it on outdoor walks, including to the beach.

The Izmi Breeze sits in the mid-range of baby carriers, offering a balance between functionality and affordability without the bulk of some premium options. Having previously used the Babylo 3-in-1 Baby Carrier - a budget model - I came to the Izmi with high expectations. I was looking for something that would be comfortable for my baby, supportive for me, and versatile enough for daily use.

Izmi Breeze Baby Carrier packaging
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Izmi Breeze Baby Carrier
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First impressions were positive. The carrier arrived compact, neatly packaged, and eco-conscious, with a friendly slogan on the box: “Open me to get hands free…” The only drawback at this stage was the lack of detailed instructions, though the brand does provide clear online video tutorials, which I found helpful.

In terms of design and value, the carrier impressed me. It feels lightweight yet sturdy, with high-quality, soft, and breathable fabric that makes it comfortable for both parent and baby. I found it excellent value for its price point. At first, I struggled to put it on without help while holding my baby, but with a few tries I quickly built confidence and can now use it solo with ease. The carrier adjusts easily to different sizes and settings, folds away neatly, and is compact enough to pop into a changing bag, making it ideal for both everyday use and travel.

extra pocket Izmi Breeze Baby Carrier
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One of the standout features is the breathable mesh fabric, which allows excellent airflow and prevents overheating - particularly useful during warmer months or on holiday. Optional extras like a pocket and baby hood add convenience; I especially liked the pocket for carrying small valuables, meaning I didn’t always need to bring a separate bag. I also appreciated the thoughtful detail of being able to fold away the extra length of the straps, keeping the design neat, tidy, and safe.

extra hood for the Izmi Breeze Baby Carrier
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Izmi Breeze Baby Carrier
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The grey, unisex design is simple, neutral, and stylish—easy for both me and my husband to use. While I haven’t yet needed the multiple carrying positions due to my baby’s size, I like knowing these options are there as my baby grows. The padded waistband provides good support and ensures my baby sits comfortably, which gave me confidence on longer walks.

Izmi Breeze Baby Carrier
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Final verdict

Overall, my impression of the Izmi Breeze baby carrier is very positive. It offers great value for money and feels well-positioned in the market. I would recommend it not only for newborns but also for children up to two years old, thanks to its adjustable features that allow it to grow with your baby. For me, the key selling points are the stylish design, comfort, and flexibility, as it can be worn comfortably by both myself and my husband. He was equally impressed, particularly with its practicality and supportive fit.

Izmi Breeze Baby Carrier
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Emily Gilbertis the Features & Reviews Editor for Mother&Baby. With a background in both print and digital journalism, she has written extensively on pregnancy, fertility, perinatal mental health, and the best in baby and parenting products. A first-time mum, Emily combines her professional expertise with personal experience, offering readers trusted advice and relatable insight. Specialising in product and travel reviews, she stays ahead of the curve on the latest parenting trends and is passionate about showing that life with a little one can still be full of adventure.

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