Solnce Archive | Limited Edition Luxury Baby Wraps
The Solnce Archive
Explore the rich history of Solnce limited edition releases. Because our luxury baby wraps are woven in incredibly small, exclusive batches, they often sell out upon release. The Museum serves as a visual archive of our past collections—a tribute to the rare blends, intricate patterns, and fashion-forward designs that have defined our legacy.
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Phases Deja Vu
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Genesis Love Me Tender
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Genesis Señorita
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Solar BABE Heart of Gold
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Genesis Tasmanite
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Genesis Sunkissed
A sunkissed grad of yellow, orange and purple. No cotton, just pure linen in our signature raspberry weave. A wrap with a mighty support, gentle but iron strong grip which stays in place no matter what. Linen is a beloved fiber for warm weather - airy, cooling, light. This wrap is a summer perfection for hours and hours of babywearing. Raspberry weave adds extra cush and softness to the crispy and spongy linen.
We can go on describing how special this wrap is and how amazing ts wrapping qualities are, but no words can describe its true uniqueness. One must just give it a try. The wrap does require a moderate breaking in period - it's a 100% pure linen after all. However, a proper steam iron when the material is still damp after the wash will help you on the way. The wrap is machine washable at 40 degrees Celsius and we recommend a maximum of 800 rotations to prevent permanent linen crease in the wrap.
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Genesis Night's Watch
Genesis Night's Watch is woven in the triweave technique which makes this wrap solid, grippy but airy and floppy. The wrap is not soft right from the bag, but the first handwash will make a difference. It will need a little effort to break in. I can recommend the wrap to wrappers experienced in handling heavier wraps. The wrap is great for bigger babies and toddlers.
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Nymphalidae Purple Orchid
This is a medium-weight wrap, suitable for all experience levels and all ages. The wrap is soft from the bag and modlable, requires a short breaking in period. It's a great all around wrap, easy in handling and caring, cushy enough for newborns, supportive enough for toddlers and always gentle for your shoulders.
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Angel Wing Protection
This is a medium-weight wrap. Suitable for all experience levels, except if you are the very first time wrapper. The wrap has a bit of cardboard feel from the bag, but after the first washing cylce it will become soft, moldable and easy to handle. Ironing on the low temperature will help to get rid of the light prickly feel.
The wrap is suitable for newborns and toddlers. The baby camel yarn in combination with the Angel Wing pattern makes this wrap amazingly supportive, but gentle for your shoulders.
The yarn comes from the warm undercoat from the two-humped Bactrian baby camel. This type of camel lives mainly in the inner Mongolia, Kazakhstan, and Afghanistan. They are tended by nomadic herders. In the winter the Bactrian camels grow a thick warm coat to protect themselves from the cold. In spring they naturally shed their soft under hair which is collected by the herders.
The baby camel hair has a structire similar to cashmere. It makes a lightweight, super soft yarn with thermal regulation.
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Cobra Oxblood
This is a medium-heavyweight wrap. It is soft even unwashed and will get even more soft after washing. The wrap is easy to warp with and is suitable for all levels of experience. It is soft and gentle even for the bare skin of the newborns, and will provide a great support for the toddlers.
No itch guaranteed!
Alpacas have been bred in South America for thousands of years. Vicugnas were first domesticated and bred into alpacas by the ancient tribes of the Andean highlands of Peru, Argentina, Chile and Bolivia. Two thousand-year-old Paracas textiles are thought to include alpaca fiber. Also known as “The Fiber of the Gods”, Alpaca was used to make clothing for royalty (wikipepdia).
The best alaca yarn is known as royal baby alpaca. This yarn rivals cashmere for softness and silk for smooth feeling and subtle sheen. The royal baby alpaca is lighter than wool and is much warmer. It has kept the people of the Andean highlands warm for thousands of years. This yarn is also stronger than wool and is naturally water resistant. Items made from royal baby alpaca will last for years with minimum care. The royal baby alpaca yarn is made from the finest, carefully selected fibers. It is free from the coars fibers which give the prickly sensation and can be worn against bare skin.