Single-walled carbon nanotubes have unique electronic properties and the potential to advance the microelectronics industry. For these applications, semiconducting CNTs with high purity (>99.99%) and specific diameters or band gaps are required. High-molecular-weight conjugated polymers, especially polyfluorenes and their derivatives, have shown an exceptional ability to selectively wrap semiconducting over metallic CNTs while enriching a reduced number of diameters, whereas lowermolecular-weight analogues (<10,000 g/mol) form much less stable dispersions. Here, we report coil-conjugated-coil triblock copolymers (PS 28 -b-PFO 16 -b-PS 28 and PS 69 -b-PFO 16 -b-PS 69 ) that combine low-molecular-weight fluorene oligomers with polystyrene coils. Neither the short, conjugated oligomers nor the polystyrene coils alone have the ability to act as stable wrappers, but when combined, stable CNT dispersions are obtained with yields comparable to or exceeding those of high-molecular-weight PFO, with a semiconducting selectivity shifted to larger diameters. These results open the door to low-molecular-weight wrappers for CNT sorting and to solution-processing with wrappers with modified conformations that have the potential to alter the interactions of CNTs with their environment.