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Here's to shopping small—and making a difference by doing so.

No strap? No block? No bolster? No problem.

You have your ticket, passport, phone (and charger), but what about the other travel essentials? Here’s what our contributors won't leave home without.

Here's how to start bringing these sound vibrations into your practice.

The sweatier you are, the better you stick.

Thinking of making the switch from a traditional mat to a yoga rug? Here's what you need to know.

Curious about cork? Learn how this sustainable material benefits the environment—and your yoga practice.

We challenge you to look away from this in-depth look at how yoga mats are made.

Close to 40 percent of the thousands of yoga mats bought each year are made out of PVC, which can take more than 500 years to break down. Here's the footprint of a natural rubber yoga mat—plus ways to green your usage.

Make your yoga practice more accessible by using props to adapt asana to your body. Yoga- for-all-bodies advocates Dianne Bondy and Kat Heagberg show you how with ideas from their new book, Yoga Where You Are: Customize Your Practice for Your Body and Your Life.

Learn how props can offer you the support you need to enhance your practice.

Try these great leggings that won't break the bank.

These colorful and interactive games, books, props, and more will keep your little ones entertained while learning yoga.

Up your creativity and flexibility by practicing with a 6-foot-tall bendable stick from a company called Stick Mobility.

Take a (comfy) seat on one of these props created by seasoned sitters.

From the standard (read: blocks and straps) to the more surprising (foam pool noodles!), here’s how to modify a few common poses to gain strength, flexibility, and stability.

The right props can help you do everything from improve your alignment to making formerly awkward or uncomfortable poses easier. Read on to find out what some of the top yoga teachers around the country reach for when they practice.

Yogis have used singing bowls for decades, but in recent years crystal alchemy bowls seem to be displacing the traditional Tibetan variety. Discover the healing power behind their sound.

Cut out any awkward conversations and place a card on the edge of your mat so your yoga teachers knows if it's okay to give you hands-on adjustments.

These six yoga mats are beautiful and they will help you set an intention for adding more well-rounded creativity in your life.

Discover the meanings and intentions of different stones to help you find the mala truest to your unique, authentic self.

Planting a tree for every yoga mat sold, JadeYoga will hit an eco-friendly milestone early next month—1 million trees.

The Dharma Yoga creator shows off his latest innovation—a wheel-shaped prop to assist you in backbends and inversions. See how to use it.

In honor of our 40th, we asked veteran teachers to take us back to 1975 and the props yogis were working with then. Here, a brief history of yoga gear.

Yoga expert Mike Schade says the 'new yoga mat' smell does not necessarily indicate toxic chemicals. More and more companies are manufacturing without the use of harmful chemicals.

This ingeniousness from the Iyengar lineage is one of the best ways to support your spine while opening up the pecs and shoulders.

He set out to find a mat that would last longer and in the process became the pioneer of green yoga gear.

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We all know the first yogis did not have stretchy pants to highlight their, um, alignment. They didn't have yoga mats, props, or hardwood floors either. In the beginning, yoga was not about the stuff. Fast forward a few...

Make your own eye pillows for traveling and relaxing in Savasana.

Your yoga mat could be polluting the earth. Be kinder to the environment by switching to PVC-free.