Original Desert Terracotta Yoga Mat – Yogi Peace Club

$139.99
The Original Desert Terracotta yoga mat has a non-slip natural rubber base, recycled microfibre top that absorbs sweat, alignment artwork by Australian artists, measures 1730 x 610 mm and includes a complimentary yoga strap.
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Everything you could ever want in a high functioning yoga mat. The natural rubber base is grippy and substantial, and the alignment markers are useful without being prescriptive. The microfibre texture is soft, yet functional for hot yoga. It comes with a carry strap and rolls to ideal thickness. The Desert Terracotta print is hand-designed by an Australian artist and it shows: the mat is lovely to unroll, which matters because mindset matters. The recycled PET microfibre top layer acts as an absorbent towel, which for hot or dynamic practice eliminates an entire extra item from your kit. Great gear done elegantly. Yogi Peace Club’s partnership with Regenerate Australia over the last 6 years is a wonderful initiative that helps to restore Australian land and revitalise ecosystems through native tree planting. Their participation in the Fashion Revolution’s “I Made Your Clothes” program and GRS Scope Certification from factory partners provides layered accountability that most brands don’t attempt. The recycled PET microfibre top – made from post-consumer plastic bottles – combined with a natural rubber base and PVC-free construction offers a cleaner material story, too.
This mat comes alive in hot, sweaty practice. The recycled microfibre top soaks up moisture and actually grips better the more you perspire, which makes it a standout for hot yoga where most mats fail. The natural rubber base holds the floor securely. The desert terracotta artwork by Australian artists is gorgeous, and the built-in alignment guides are a thoughtful touch for refining your practice. Yogi Peace Club builds sustainability into every layer. Natural tree rubber and recycled post-consumer PET in the mats, GRS-certified audited suppliers, paper and craft cardboard packaging, compostable cornstarch mailers and solar-powered operations. As an all-women team they support local mothers with flexible work, donate to Regenerate Australia for ecosystem restoration, and support the Geelong Sexual Assault and Family Violence Centre. A purpose-driven brand that walks the talk.
I really enjoy practising on this yoga mat. The first thing that stands out is the beautiful artwork – it makes every practice feel so much more special. The mat has a comfortable amount of cushioning, which I really appreciate, and the grip feels secure. I also appreciate that Yogi Peace Club uses recycled materials while supporting environmental restoration and community wellbeing.
Everything you could ever want in a high functioning yoga mat. The natural rubber base is grippy and substantial, and the alignment markers are useful without being prescriptive. The microfibre texture is soft, yet functional for hot yoga. It comes with a carry strap and rolls to ideal thickness. The Desert Terracotta print is hand-designed by an Australian artist and it shows: the mat is lovely to unroll, which matters because mindset matters. The recycled PET microfibre top layer acts as an absorbent towel, which for hot or dynamic practice eliminates an entire extra item from your kit. Great gear done elegantly. Yogi Peace Club’s partnership with Regenerate Australia over the last 6 years is a wonderful initiative that helps to restore Australian land and revitalise ecosystems through native tree planting. Their participation in the Fashion Revolution’s “I Made Your Clothes” program and GRS Scope Certification from factory partners provides layered accountability that most brands don’t attempt. The recycled PET microfibre top – made from post-consumer plastic bottles – combined with a natural rubber base and PVC-free construction offers a cleaner material story, too.
This mat comes alive in hot, sweaty practice. The recycled microfibre top soaks up moisture and actually grips better the more you perspire, which makes it a standout for hot yoga where most mats fail. The natural rubber base holds the floor securely. The desert terracotta artwork by Australian artists is gorgeous, and the built-in alignment guides are a thoughtful touch for refining your practice. Yogi Peace Club builds sustainability into every layer. Natural tree rubber and recycled post-consumer PET in the mats, GRS-certified audited suppliers, paper and craft cardboard packaging, compostable cornstarch mailers and solar-powered operations. As an all-women team they support local mothers with flexible work, donate to Regenerate Australia for ecosystem restoration, and support the Geelong Sexual Assault and Family Violence Centre. A purpose-driven brand that walks the talk.
I really enjoy practising on this yoga mat. The first thing that stands out is the beautiful artwork – it makes every practice feel so much more special. The mat has a comfortable amount of cushioning, which I really appreciate, and the grip feels secure. I also appreciate that Yogi Peace Club uses recycled materials while supporting environmental restoration and community wellbeing.
Everything you could ever want in a high functioning yoga mat. The natural rubber base is grippy and substantial, and the alignment markers are useful without being prescriptive. The microfibre texture is soft, yet functional for hot yoga. It comes with a carry strap and rolls to ideal thickness. The Desert Terracotta print is hand-designed by an Australian artist and it shows: the mat is lovely to unroll, which matters because mindset matters. The recycled PET microfibre top layer acts as an absorbent towel, which for hot or dynamic practice eliminates an entire extra item from your kit. Great gear done elegantly. Yogi Peace Club’s partnership with Regenerate Australia over the last 6 years is a wonderful initiative that helps to restore Australian land and revitalise ecosystems through native tree planting. Their participation in the Fashion Revolution’s “I Made Your Clothes” program and GRS Scope Certification from factory partners provides layered accountability that most brands don’t attempt. The recycled PET microfibre top – made from post-consumer plastic bottles – combined with a natural rubber base and PVC-free construction offers a cleaner material story, too.
This mat comes alive in hot, sweaty practice. The recycled microfibre top soaks up moisture and actually grips better the more you perspire, which makes it a standout for hot yoga where most mats fail. The natural rubber base holds the floor securely. The desert terracotta artwork by Australian artists is gorgeous, and the built-in alignment guides are a thoughtful touch for refining your practice. Yogi Peace Club builds sustainability into every layer. Natural tree rubber and recycled post-consumer PET in the mats, GRS-certified audited suppliers, paper and craft cardboard packaging, compostable cornstarch mailers and solar-powered operations. As an all-women team they support local mothers with flexible work, donate to Regenerate Australia for ecosystem restoration, and support the Geelong Sexual Assault and Family Violence Centre. A purpose-driven brand that walks the talk.
I really enjoy practising on this yoga mat. The first thing that stands out is the beautiful artwork – it makes every practice feel so much more special. The mat has a comfortable amount of cushioning, which I really appreciate, and the grip feels secure. I also appreciate that Yogi Peace Club uses recycled materials while supporting environmental restoration and community wellbeing.
Everything you could ever want in a high functioning yoga mat. The natural rubber base is grippy and substantial, and the alignment markers are useful without being prescriptive. The microfibre texture is soft, yet functional for hot yoga. It comes with a carry strap and rolls to ideal thickness. The Desert Terracotta print is hand-designed by an Australian artist and it shows: the mat is lovely to unroll, which matters because mindset matters. The recycled PET microfibre top layer acts as an absorbent towel, which for hot or dynamic practice eliminates an entire extra item from your kit. Great gear done elegantly. Yogi Peace Club’s partnership with Regenerate Australia over the last 6 years is a wonderful initiative that helps to restore Australian land and revitalise ecosystems through native tree planting. Their participation in the Fashion Revolution’s “I Made Your Clothes” program and GRS Scope Certification from factory partners provides layered accountability that most brands don’t attempt. The recycled PET microfibre top – made from post-consumer plastic bottles – combined with a natural rubber base and PVC-free construction offers a cleaner material story, too.
This mat comes alive in hot, sweaty practice. The recycled microfibre top soaks up moisture and actually grips better the more you perspire, which makes it a standout for hot yoga where most mats fail. The natural rubber base holds the floor securely. The desert terracotta artwork by Australian artists is gorgeous, and the built-in alignment guides are a thoughtful touch for refining your practice. Yogi Peace Club builds sustainability into every layer. Natural tree rubber and recycled post-consumer PET in the mats, GRS-certified audited suppliers, paper and craft cardboard packaging, compostable cornstarch mailers and solar-powered operations. As an all-women team they support local mothers with flexible work, donate to Regenerate Australia for ecosystem restoration, and support the Geelong Sexual Assault and Family Violence Centre. A purpose-driven brand that walks the talk.
I really enjoy practising on this yoga mat. The first thing that stands out is the beautiful artwork – it makes every practice feel so much more special. The mat has a comfortable amount of cushioning, which I really appreciate, and the grip feels secure. I also appreciate that Yogi Peace Club uses recycled materials while supporting environmental restoration and community wellbeing.
Everything you could ever want in a high functioning yoga mat. The natural rubber base is grippy and substantial, and the alignment markers are useful without being prescriptive. The microfibre texture is soft, yet functional for hot yoga. It comes with a carry strap and rolls to ideal thickness. The Desert Terracotta print is hand-designed by an Australian artist and it shows: the mat is lovely to unroll, which matters because mindset matters. The recycled PET microfibre top layer acts as an absorbent towel, which for hot or dynamic practice eliminates an entire extra item from your kit. Great gear done elegantly. Yogi Peace Club’s partnership with Regenerate Australia over the last 6 years is a wonderful initiative that helps to restore Australian land and revitalise ecosystems through native tree planting. Their participation in the Fashion Revolution’s “I Made Your Clothes” program and GRS Scope Certification from factory partners provides layered accountability that most brands don’t attempt. The recycled PET microfibre top – made from post-consumer plastic bottles – combined with a natural rubber base and PVC-free construction offers a cleaner material story, too.
This mat comes alive in hot, sweaty practice. The recycled microfibre top soaks up moisture and actually grips better the more you perspire, which makes it a standout for hot yoga where most mats fail. The natural rubber base holds the floor securely. The desert terracotta artwork by Australian artists is gorgeous, and the built-in alignment guides are a thoughtful touch for refining your practice. Yogi Peace Club builds sustainability into every layer. Natural tree rubber and recycled post-consumer PET in the mats, GRS-certified audited suppliers, paper and craft cardboard packaging, compostable cornstarch mailers and solar-powered operations. As an all-women team they support local mothers with flexible work, donate to Regenerate Australia for ecosystem restoration, and support the Geelong Sexual Assault and Family Violence Centre. A purpose-driven brand that walks the talk.
I really enjoy practising on this yoga mat. The first thing that stands out is the beautiful artwork – it makes every practice feel so much more special. The mat has a comfortable amount of cushioning, which I really appreciate, and the grip feels secure. I also appreciate that Yogi Peace Club uses recycled materials while supporting environmental restoration and community wellbeing.






















