Abstract: A textile sling having a continuous weave pattern comprises, in the warp thread, a major weight content of a first type of yarn made of a first type of fibers and a minor weight content of a second type of yarn made of a second type of fibers. The second type of fibers has a higher Young's modulus than the first type of fibers. The second type of fibers has a higher Young's modulus than the first type of fibers. The second type of yarn has a longer free-length than the first type of yarn so that the second type of yarn does not rupture before the first type of yarn under a tension load. A method of manufacturing a textile sling comprises threading in the warp thread the first type of yarn made of the first type of fibers with the second type of yarn made of the second type of fibers. The second type of fibers has a higher Young's modulus than the first type of fibers. The second type of yarn is threaded with less tension than the first type of yarn.