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Night Garden Ring Sling

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$102.3 $165 In stock

Category: Ring Sling

The Night Garden Ring Sling blooms after dark. A deep illustrative print with lush botanical and moth print that's moody, beautiful, and deeply wearable, built from rich jewel tones and layered with the kind of detail that makes it feel more like art than fabric. This is the carrier you reach for when you want to wear something that means something.

Our Ring Sling carrier adjusts by sliding the fabric through the rings, no buckles or snaps to fuss with. It comes in three lengths: Short (74"), Mid (84"), and Long (94"), so there's a fit for almost any wearer. It carries babies from 7 to 35 lbs, front and hip carry, the perfect carrier to take you from the newborn stage through toddlerhood.

Made from 55% hemp and 45% organic cotton, with no synthetic fibers, just a breathable natural fiber construction that softens with every wash. The rings are made from anodized aluminum: smooth, strong, and made to last. Meets ASTM F2907 safety standards for sling carriers. Ideal for quick ups and downs, newborn snuggling, and hands-free errands where a full buckle carrier feels like overkill. Sewn by fairly paid sewing teams in Minnesota.

Customer Reviews (4.6 / 5 · 5 reviews)

Ella M. ★★★★★

I was worried the jewel tones would look washed out in person, but the deep greens and purples are even richer than the photos. It's moody in the best way, and the fabric has just enough grip that my toddler stays put without any slipping.

Brian ★★★★★

The jewel tones are so much richer in person than the photos suggested, and the deep green really does read as moody rather than cutesy. I've been using it for quick errands and the fabric has enough grip that I'm not constantly adjusting it.

William ★★★★★

The moth and botanical print is even moodier in person, those deep jewel tones go with basically everything I own. The fabric has just enough grip that my toddler's seat stays put without constant readjusting. Got compliments from two strangers at the farmers market already.