Canvas Windward Sling

Introducing the Canvas Windward Sling!  Catch the breeze and move freely with the Windward Sling, a versatile carry designed for life on the go. Handcrafted from soft yet rugged canvas, this piece brings together coastal ease and classic craftsmanship. The canvas color is vibrant and with a soft hand feel are complemented by a veg-tanned leather adjustable strap, allowing for seamless wear as a crossbody, shoulder bag, or sling.

I use Army Duck Canvas and Halley Stevensons Hybrid Waxed Canvas fabrics. The Army Duck canvas is 100% cotton duck in a medium to heavyweight body with a soft feel and is extra durable, the best of both worlds.  Halley Stevensons Hybrid waxed canvas was established in 1864 in Dundee, Scotland and is known for their 150 years of experience and innovative thinking, as well as their sustainable practices.  It provides excellent all weather protection and performance but with a dry hand feel and will not craze or show pull-up effects when handling.

Inspired by the open waters and rugged beauty of the Chesapeake Bay, the Windward is built for everyday adventures—whether you're dockside at Annapolis Ego Alley or exploring the downtown shops. The minimalist silhouette tucks neatly against the body while offering room for your daily essentials.

Finished with all brass hardware and stitched for durability, the Windward is a modern heirloom made to weather beautifully with time.

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Care for your Canvas and Hybrid Wax Canvas products can be found in the Product Care & FAQ page. 

Sling Measurements:

• Small: 7” tall by 12" wide narrowing to 7" at the base and 2.75” deep
• Medium: 8” tall by 14" wide narrowing to 9" at the base and 3.75” deep
• Adjustable Strap Drop: 13.5" to 25.5"

Sling Features:

• Exterior: (15oz or 18oz) Army Duck Canvas
  
• Lining: 100% Cotton Army Duck
• Veg tan Leather Adjustable Strap 

Made in the USA | Made in Maryland | Handcrafted