What to wear to yoga and beyond
Flexible enough for the warrior pose and chic enough for your coffee runs. Who knew yoga sets could be this versatile?
Yoga isn’t just about getting your stretch on, it’s about finding your flow — in the studio and in life. Let’s be honest: what you wear can totally set the vibe for your practice, so finding the right yoga outfit is essential.
Freedom of Movement
The ideal women’s yoga pieces feel like a second skin, ensuring you can stretch, twist, and bend freely. Soft, non-restrictive fabrics are key: they allow lots of unrestricted motion while avoiding irritation between poses.
Coverage
To avoid constantly adjusting your clothes mid-warrior pose, coverage is a must. High waist bottoms with stretch waistbands stay snug during bends and stretches. And our fitted tops are designed to stay in place, too, so you can focus on your practice.
What to wear to yoga?
Yoga Pants and Leggings
First things first: you want clothes that let you move without fuss. Our yoga leggings are an obvious go-to: they're designed to hug you in all the right places and stay put, however many downward dogs you do. High waist, flared leggings are even better — they keep everything secure and pair perfectly with crop tops or tanks.
Yoga Shorts
If it’s warm (or you’re headed to hot yoga), shorts are a lifesaver. Yoga shorts are a functional and chic when you need lightweight, breathable pieces to support movement and comfort. Look for shorts in stretchy fabrics and super high waist designs that feel secure and give extra coverage while you stretch, twist, and turn. Buttery soft, seamless shorts are also great for preventing chafing and irritation.
Yoga Socks
Let’s talk about yoga socks — they’re a game-changer, especially if you’re not feeling barefoot vibes (or hiding an overdue pedicure). Grip-enhanced yoga socks can improve stability on the mat and maintain hygiene, especially in shared spaces. Even overlooked essentials like breathable seamless underwear play a vital role during practice.
Yoga Tops
Performance tops are where you can have some fun. From fitted tanks and airy crop tops to long sleeves for chillier sessions, it’s all about finding what works for your flow. Avoid tops that are too loose or tight, so they stay in place but don’t interfere with your posture or breathing. And don’t forget a good sports bra. The unsung heroes of yoga wear, they give you the support you need while keeping you comfortable.
Sports Hoodies and Jackets
For pre- or post-yoga errands (because who has time to change?), a lightweight jacket or a fleece sweatshirt is perfect for throwing on over your outfit. The half-zip design allows for easy temperature regulation, while the soft fabric feels gentle against your skin: perfect for layering or on its own.
What materials are best for yoga clothes?
The materials of yoga pieces are just as crucial as the designs. Moisture-wicking blends with softness and breathability are perfect for slower, restorative practices. And spandex (elastane) adds the stretchiness required for flowing through poses with ease.
Things to consider for your yoga clothes:
Breathability: Choose lightweight fabrics that allow airflow.
Softness: Make sure the material feels comfortable against the skin to avoid irritation.
Durability: Go for fabrics that last through frequent stretching and washing.