Color-grown 100% cotton threads and a subtle waffle-like weave give this intriguing fabric an unusual body and texture, as well as a soft "give" that makes it a lovely choice for newborns and up. [more]

Linen may just be the best sling fabric there is. Before cotton was widely cultivated, linen was the go-to fabric for just about everything -- daily wear, bedclothes, accessories... if it was sewn, it was made with linen. [more]

Color-grown 100% cotton threads in a weave reminiscent of bird feathers -- comfortable and lightweight. [more]

100% cotton, brushed on one side for strokable softness; the other side is smooth and almost like sateen, with a slight sheen. Its light weight makes it ideal for warmer climates, while giving it a drape one doesn't usually find in twills. [more]

This hemp/cotton blend is more cotton and less hemp than "Delight" -- 55% hemp, 45% cotton -- and so it has a shorter break-in period than the latter. With a plainweave texture and the strength and light weight of hemp, this is an excellent, supportive pick for summer. [more]

Linen is a wonderful summer fabric -- its fibers wick away perspiration rather than holding it close to your skin, and the fabric breathes very nicely. Adding cotton gives it a finer texture without compromising its strength.[more]

Color-grown 100% cotton threads woven in a gorgeous, flowing jacquard weave, reminiscent of fields of wheat or droplets of ink in water. The closest fabric to wrap fabric I've ever found. [more]

Cream-colored, un-dyed 100% cotton in a soft, cool weave that will surprise you with its supportiveness and strength. [more]

Longtime SBP fans may be surprised to see Pslings here -- while they're great slings, their price point is generally far beyond what I would ever offer. But I was able to get these from a vendor who'd gone out of business, and thought they'd be a fun addition at a price well below their original offering. [more]

Ellaroo wraps are known for their light weight and lovely, soft texture. They aren't necessarily as supportive as a Hoppediz for toddlers, but they are much cooler and splendid for a summer day. [more]

97% Cotton, 3% Spandex. The spandex gives it a very slight stretch across the width, which is quite comfortable -- it adds a bit of a "hug" without adding any bounce. The result is a supportive, comfortable fabric that's terrific for year-round wearing. [more]

I was so happy to find this fabric! I love to wear Tencel -- it has a drape and texcure all of its own. Like rayon, Tencel is made from the cellulose in wood pulp -- so it's ecologically friendly and natural, despite being man-made. (This is tencel twill, which is much more supportive than the plainweave tencel I was offering in years past.) [more]