Yogi Peace Club - Yoga Mat - Harmony
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Harmony Yoga Mat
• Base: Natural rubber and 100% PVC free
• Top: Super Grip printed made from recycled plastic bottles.
• Dimension: 1730 mm in length by 610 mm width.
• Weight: Approximately 2 kilos.
• Thickness: 3.5 mm thick
• Non-slip rubber with the grip+ technology.
• Printed layer acts as absorbent towel.
• Perfect for yoga, bikram, hot yoga, ashtanga, vinyasa, pilates.
• Free yoga strap
Yogi Peace Club
Founder and Yoga Instructor, Emma Barr created Yogi Peace Club in 2015. She grew up near Bells Beach Australia. Her dream has always been to create yoga products that bring people happiness and inspire the inner yogi in all of us. Using premium and long-lasting fabrications, all products are tested on yoga teachers. YPC is brand that is proactive and conscious of sustainability with an ethical supply chain.
Emma wanted to create a brand that contributes to environmental sustainability and that brings awareness to the dangers that plastic can do to the environment. She is very passionate about the environment and the YPC team do their best to minimise waste within their office and warehouse.
Yogi Peace Club sustainability initiatives include:
- YPC partner and donate to Carbon Neutral Australia, a non-for-profit organisation that plants Australian native trees.
- All our yoga mats are PVC plastic free.
- YPC printed yoga mats are made from recycled plastic bottles and natural rubber.
- All products are shipped in compostable packaging.
- YPC bamboo and cotton is organically sourced and certified.
- YPC printed leggings and bras are made from post-consumer plastic.
- Products and are designed to last and not thrown away.
- YPC work with ethically compliant manufacturing companies and are committed to the communities in which they live and operate in.
- YPC integrate good corporate behaviour into all aspects of their operations.
- YPC believe in looking beyond financial results to include social, environmental and ethical indicators in their performance measurements.
