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Yoga mats

Non-slip, durable and sustainable yoga mats for every style – from Hatha to Vinyasa to Yin yoga. Discover premium brands, eco-friendly materials and accessories for your practice. Free shipping in Switzerland on orders over 50 CHF.

In this category you will find a wide selection of yoga mats for every requirement – from lightweight travel yoga mats to thick comfort mats and non-slip professional mats for hot yoga and Ashtanga. Leading brands such as Manduka, JadeYoga, Liforme and Gaiam offer mats in different thicknesses, materials and colours to suit your personal yoga style. Whether you practice in the studio, at home or outdoors: a suitable yoga mat is the foundation for stable and safe training.

Buy yoga mats online – for yoga at home and in the studio

Whether you want to buy a new yoga mat, replace your old one or find a suitable gift for yoga enthusiasts: our range covers natural rubber mats, TPE mats, cork mats and PU-coated models. This way you can quickly find the right mat for Hatha, Vinyasa, Yin yoga, hot yoga or Pilates – ordered easily from home and delivered promptly.

The right yoga mat for your style

For gentle yoga types such as Yin or Restorative yoga, a thicker, softer mat (6 mm and above) is ideal, providing good cushioning for joints and spine. For dynamic styles like Vinyasa or Ashtanga, non-slip mats with strong grip are recommended, for example made of natural rubber or with a PU surface. Hot yogis reach for mats with a microfibre layer that absorbs moisture while still providing secure grip. Travel yoga mats are particularly thin (1.5–3 mm) and can be folded or rolled up easily – perfect for the way to the studio or on trips.

Materials and properties

Yoga mats are made from various materials that differ in grip, cushioning and environmental footprint. Natural rubber scores with non-slip properties, durability and sustainability. TPE (thermoplastic elastomer) is lighter and PVC-free, therefore often more economical in material use. PU-coated mats absorb sweat particularly well and are the first choice for hot yoga. Cork mats feel natural, are antibacterial and offer a distinctive look. Choose the material that suits your practice style and your ecological standards.

Brand Comparison
BrandKnown forIdeal forPrice Segment
Manduka Durability, closed-cell PRO mats Hatha, Vinyasa, professionals Premium
JadeYoga Natural rubber, strong non-slip grip Dynamic yoga, Ashtanga Mid – Premium
Liforme AlignForMe lines, PU layer Alignment-focused, hot yoga Premium
Gaiam Wide range, entry-level mats Yoga beginners, home training Entry – Mid
YOGABODY Traction systems, innovative grip technology Hot yoga, heavy sweaters Mid – Premium
B Yoga Long lifespan, matte surface Demanding alignment, daily practice Mid – Premium
Lotuscrafts Cork mats, eco-friendly raw materials Sustainability-oriented yogis Mid
YOGISTAR Colourful designs, solid entry-level models Families, casual yoga Entry – Mid
Who are yoga mats suitable for?

Yoga mats are the central accessory for anyone who practices yoga – regardless of age and level. They are suitable for beginners looking for a stable base, for advanced practitioners who value high-quality materials and alignment aids, as well as for hot yoga fans who rely on a sweat-proof surface. Yoga mats are also frequently used for Pilates, floor training, meditation and physiotherapy, making them a versatile investment for home fitness.

Quality, Care & Longevity

To ensure your yoga mat lasts a long time, you should wipe it down with a damp cloth after every training session and occasionally clean it with a mild soapy solution. Avoid direct sunlight and harsh cleaners that can damage the material. Store the mat rolled up or flat in a dry place. High-quality natural rubber mats are particularly easy to care for and retain their grip for years – an investment in your health and your practice.

Frequently Asked Questions
What thickness should a yoga mat have?▾
A material thickness of 4–6 mm is the standard for Hatha, Vinyasa and Yin yoga. For joint-friendly practice or dynamic Pilates sessions, choose a 6 mm mat. Travel and thin mats between 1.5 and 3 mm are ideal for taking to the studio or on trips.
Which material is best for yoga mats?▾
The most popular material is natural rubber because it is non-slip, eco-friendly and durable. TPE (thermoplastic elastomer) is lighter and often more economical in material use. PU-coated mats absorb sweat particularly well and are ideal for hot yoga. Cork mats offer natural grip and are antibacterial – each material type has its own advantages.
How do I clean and care for my yoga mat properly?▾
Wipe the mat down with a damp, soft cloth after training. For heavier soiling, you can use a mild soapy solution or a special mat cleaning spray. Let the mat dry lying flat in the air and avoid direct sunlight as well as harsh cleaning agents.
Are yoga mats non-slip – even if I sweat heavily?▾
Yes, high-quality mats from Manduka, Liforme and JadeYoga are explicitly designed for non-slip performance. Open-cell natural rubber mats and microfibre surfaces with PU coating provide excellent grip even with sweaty hands and feet.
Can I use a yoga mat for Pilates and other fitness exercises?▾
That is perfectly possible. For mixed use, ensure sufficient cushioning (from 6 mm) and a hard-wearing surface that can withstand heavier friction. Special gym mats can be an alternative, but a good yoga mat often serves both purposes.
Are there extra-large yoga mats for tall people?▾
Yes, many manufacturers offer long versions (e.g. 200 cm length) or extra-wide mats. Manduka and B Yoga have models that go well beyond the standard size (183 cm), offering more freedom of movement for tall yogis.
How do I conveniently transport my yoga mat to the studio?▾
Most mats can be transported with a carrying strap or in a lightweight yoga bag. Some models come directly with loops or a practical carry bag. Travel yoga mats are extra light and can even be stowed in a suitcase or backpack.
Are eco-friendly yoga mats really better for the environment?▾
Mats made from natural rubber, cork or recyclable TPE generally have a better environmental footprint than PVC mats. They are free from harmful plasticisers and often biodegradable or recyclable. Look for certifications like OEKO-TEX to ensure the mat is environmentally friendly and safe for health.