Sebastian Dakimakura: Compare Two Black Butler Designs

Compare the complete Sebastian design, not just the name

A Sebastian dakimakura search can produce several Black Butler listings with nearly identical titles. The useful distinction is often the artwork rather than the character name. Two covers can feature Sebastian, offer similar practical options and still create a very different impression when displayed on a long pillow.

This guide compares two actual listings: SKU 98035, whose title also includes H3756, and SKU 17115. The first preview combines a black formal outfit with a purple rose background and a second, lighter composition. The second combines an elaborate black-and-gold outfit with a different outfit on the reverse. Reviewing both illustrated panels gives you a more reliable shortlist than choosing from the first thumbnail alone.

98035: formal black clothing with a purple rose panel

The Sebastian cover listed as H3756, SKU 98035, shows black formal clothing and white gloves in both preview panels. On the purple rose panel, the figure faces forward with gloved hands crossed near the chest. The surrounding flowers fill much of the background, making this side visually busy even though the clothing itself is largely dark.

The other panel uses a mostly white background with pale blue shapes. The pose is angled, with one knee bent, and the clothing reads less symmetrically than on the rose panel. If you like a formal outfit but want a choice between a patterned side and a quieter background, inspect this contrast closely.

This is an artwork preference, not a performance claim. Purple flowers do not tell you how the selected fabric will feel, and a pale background does not establish that one material prints better than another. Settle whether you want both compositions first, then move to the configuration menu.

17115: a black-and-gold outfit with a different reverse

The Sebastian Michaelis cover with SKU 17115 takes a different visual route. One panel shows a long black outfit with gold ornament, a dark shoulder covering and a crown held in one hand. The long coat adds detail over more of the figure than the simpler formal clothing in 98035.

Its other panel shows black trousers, a dark vest and an open white shirt, with roses and petals against a light background. That reverse-side treatment is part of the purchase decision. If your preference is for fully closed formal clothing on every illustrated side, review whether this listing matches that requirement before choosing it.

The important comparison is therefore not simply purple roses versus gold decoration. It is also how much the outfit changes between the two panels. A buyer who wants one consistent clothing theme may prefer a different route from someone who welcomes more variation when turning the pillow over.

Use a visual comparison before selecting size or fabric

Artwork question	98035 / H3756	17115
First panel	Black formal outfit, white gloves and purple roses	Long black-and-gold outfit and a crown
Other panel	Black formal clothing on a pale background	Dark vest, open white shirt and black trousers
Main visual contrast	Patterned background versus lighter background	Elaborate outerwear versus a different shirt-and-vest look
Useful buyer check	Do you enjoy both background styles?	Do you want both outfit treatments?

Look at the face, hands and background separately, then step back to the whole preview. A small portrait crop can hide the clothing difference that matters most at full pillow scale. Save the exact SKU beside any screenshot so you can return to the intended design later.

The site’s guide to reviewing product photos explains how previews relate to shopping decisions. For these two covers, use it to make sure you have considered both illustrated sides and have not treated a filled-pillow presentation as a list of included components.

Check the shared size menu against your insert

Both current product menus list 100 × 34, 120 × 40, 150 × 50, 160 × 50 and 180 × 60 cm. That shared range lets you compare the artwork while keeping dimensions consistent. It does not mean every Sebastian cover has the same menu, so repeat the check if you open another listing.

Begin with the inner pillow you intend to use. Read its size label, or measure length and width without stretching it if the label is unavailable. Keep both dimensions in your shopping notes. A 150 × 50 cm insert is not the same size as a 160 × 50 cm insert, even though the width matches.

The jump to 180 × 60 cm changes width as well as length. Choose it only if that configuration matches your intended setup and available space. The most useful size is the one that works with your pillow and room, rather than the largest number on the menu.

For a first setup, confirm what the cover listing includes and arrange a matching insert when needed. These products are titled pillow covers. Their previews show the artwork, but the images alone should not be used to infer that a filled inner pillow comes with the order.

Make a material comparison without changing the design

The current menus on both 98035 and 17115 list Peach Skin, Natural Velvet, Smooth Knit, Two Way Tricot and Upgraded Two Way Tricot. These are cover-material choices. Selecting a material does not select a different illustration, and a filling option on an inner pillow would be a separate decision.

If you already own a cover with a feel you like, check its order record for the exact material name before selecting the same label here. If you are unfamiliar with the choices, use the cover fabric guide to understand the available descriptions. Avoid deciding solely from the name of an option or from how glossy the preview looks on your screen.

Compare configured totals. Select the same size and material on both pages, then review the prices shown after those choices. Otherwise, an option adjustment can appear to be a price difference between designs. Consider any separately selected extras and checkout charges independently rather than assuming the initial displayed figure describes the full order.

Keep optional extras separate from the artwork choice

These listings also show optional 3D component controls. Read the labels carefully and keep those selections separate from choosing the printed cover. An option label that says a component does not include its fuzz cover is a reason to verify the required parts, not a reason to assume the photographed artwork represents a complete accessory setup.

If your aim is a standard printed cover, review any additional fields before checkout and confirm that the selections match that aim. If you want an accessory setup, check compatibility and contents for every component. The shared character name cannot establish how separate parts fit together.

Choose according to where the pillow will be displayed

Imagine each side in its usual setting. On a bed or sofa, the surrounding textiles may make the rose panel feel more prominent than it does against a white website page. The black-and-gold outfit has a different kind of detail, while the reverse outfit deserves its own display check.

For a shared room, decide which artwork you are comfortable showing without relying on keeping one side permanently hidden. For a gift, ask which exact preview the recipient prefers when possible. Sending two product links is more informative than asking only whether they like Sebastian.

• Record 98035 or 17115 as the exact design.
• Review both preview panels at a readable scale.
• Choose the outfit and background combination you want.
• Match the cover dimensions to your insert.
• Check material, optional extras and the configured total.
• Verify the package information before ordering.

Frequently asked questions

Are 98035 and H3756 different products?

In the listing discussed here, 98035 is the SKU and H3756 appears in the product title. Use the SKU and product URL together when identifying that page.

Do these two covers have the same material choices?

Currently, both list Peach Skin, Natural Velvet, Smooth Knit, Two Way Tricot and Upgraded Two Way Tricot. Recheck the live menu when ordering.

Does 17115 show the same outfit on both sides?

No. Its preview contrasts an elaborate black-and-gold outfit with an open white shirt and dark vest on the other panel. Review both before selecting it.

Can I compare their starting prices directly?

Compare the totals after selecting the same dimensions, material and any intended extras. Starting prices alone do not establish that two configurations cost the same.

Find the Sebastian cover you will enjoy on both sides

Browse the Black Butler cover collection with your preferred outfit treatment and insert size in mind. Use these two verified listings as a focused starting point, compare the complete previews and select the configuration that fits your setup. A precise SKU and a reviewed reverse side make the final choice much easier to confirm.