Apparel & Bags
Yoga apparel should move with you and stay put. Leggings, tops, grip socks and bags keep practice comfortable at home or in the studio.
The Best Yoga Gloves for Extra Grip
Grippy yoga gloves that steady your hands on slick mats, carpet, and sweaty-palm days, with fingerless, full-coverage, and padded picks compared.
The Best Yoga Leggings for Home Practice
Find yoga leggings that stay put and stay opaque through every fold and inversion, with picks for hot flows, slow sessions, and tighter budgets.
The Best Yoga Tops for Every Kind of Flow
Yoga tops that stay in place through inversions and forward folds, with breathable picks for hot practice, easy layering, and low-key home sessions.
The Best Yoga Shorts for Men
Men's yoga shorts with the stretch and coverage for deep lunges and inversions, from lined training styles to lightweight picks built for hot practice.
The Best Grip Socks for Yoga at Home
Grip socks that keep your footing on hard floors and slick mats, with full-toe, open-toe, and low-cut picks for yoga, Pilates, and barre at home.
The Best Yoga Mat Bags and Carriers
From simple slings to full-zip totes, these mat bags and carriers protect your mat and haul your props between home, the studio, the park, and the car.
The Best Backpacks with Yoga Mat Storage
Backpacks with dedicated mat straps or sleeves that carry a laptop, gym gear, and your rolled mat in one bag for commutes, travel, and studio stops.
The Best Headbands for Yoga
Headbands that hold hair and catch sweat through inversions without slipping or squeezing, from wide fabric bands to thin no-slip picks for hot flows.
The Best Warm-Up Layers for Yoga
Soft, easy-off layers that keep you comfortable through slow starts and savasana, from wrap tops and light hoodies to cozy socks for cool rooms.
How to choose
- Choose opaque, stretchy leggings with a secure waistband.
- Pick fitted tops that stay put in inversions.
- Use grip socks or gloves on slippery floors.
- Choose a mat bag that fits your mat thickness.
Common questions
What should I wear to yoga?
Stretchy, breathable clothing that stays in place when you bend and invert, such as leggings and a fitted top.
Do yoga grip socks work?
They add traction on smooth floors and for barre or pilates, but most people practise yoga barefoot on a mat.