Get fresh yoga pants
Just like with running shoes, yoga togs get worn out, but it's hard to remember to replace them. Take a look at your current yoga wardrobe and see if some of those elastic bands have a little less snap than you remembered, and maybe are just a bit less "fresh" than you would like.
Yes, it's time to jazz up your downward dog by investing in a new pair of yoga pants.
The range of styles and colors available these day is huge, not to mention all of the different fabrics. From organic cotton to moisture-wicking space-age polyblends, you can find the pair that fits and feels right for your practice.
The best way to select any kind of workout clothing is to get out there and try it on. We share some classics and our favorites in the gallery and we want to hear about your top-rated bottoms in the comments.
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Tags: bottoms, downward dog, DownwardDog, fabrics, gear, lotus, moisture wicking, MoistureWicking, om, organic cotton, OrganicCotton, pants, workout, yoga
Tags: bottoms, downward dog, DownwardDog, fabrics, gear, lotus, moisture wicking, MoistureWicking, om, organic cotton, OrganicCotton, pants, workout, yoga
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Kristen, 8-11-2008, 11:26AM
I was pretty thrilled to discover the C9 line at Target has long lengths -- as a matter of fact, they're a little too long for me, but any regular lengths I've ever purchased have been far too short, so I'm happy to pay $20 for pants and then get them hemmed a bit. Only suggestion I have is, if you're in between sizes, go down, because they do stretch a bit.
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