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To clean your yoga mat, mix a solution of mild soap and water. Wipe it down with a damp cloth or sponge, then air-dry. Avoid harsh chemicals to preserve the mat's integrity.

The best yoga mat depends on personal preferences and needs. Consider factors like thickness, material, and texture. Popular options include TPE, PVC, Cork and natural rubber mats. Explore our selection and learn about the differences.

Cork yoga mats offer natural antimicrobial properties, excellent grip, and sustainability. They are a great choice for eco-conscious practitioners who prioritise grip and hygiene in their yoga practice.

Yoga mat colour is a personal choice. Opt for a colour that resonates with you and enhances your practice experience. Darker colours may hide stains better, while lighter colours can create a calming atmosphere.

The ideal thickness for a yoga mat depends on your personal preferences and the type of yoga you practice. Generally, mats range from 4mm to 6mm thick. A 4mm mat offers a firm surface, enhancing stability and connection to the ground, making it suitable for balance-focused practices. A 6mm mat provides more cushioning, which is beneficial for seated and supine poses, or for those who need extra joint support. If you practice restorative or gentle yoga, a thicker mat might be more comfortable. Conversely, for dynamic or standing poses, a thinner mat could be more advantageous.

Yes, you can take your yoga mat on a plane. It can typically be carried as a part of your carry-on or checked luggage. If you plan to carry it on, consider a travel-friendly mat that is lightweight and easily foldable or rollable to fit in the overhead bin or under the seat. Always check your airline's specific regulations for carry-on sizes and weights to ensure compliance.

Pilates and yoga mats are not exactly the same, though they are similar. Yoga mats are typically thinner (around 4mm to 6mm) to provide stability and support for balance and standing poses. Pilates mats, on the other hand, are often thicker (around 6mm to 15mm) to offer more cushioning for exercises that involve more contact with the floor, providing extra support for the spine and joints. The surface texture may also differ, with yoga mats having more grip to prevent slipping during poses.