Everyday Yoga Review: A Multi-Brand Shop for Mats, Props, Apparel and Meditation Gear

About the store

Everyday Yoga was founded in 2012 and is based in Campbell, California, according to published reporting. It operates as a multi-brand retailer, adding new styles regularly, and it also runs a wholesale arm that supplies yoga studios.

The shop is connected to Practyce, an on-demand yoga service, and has offered a free 30-day premium membership with purchase. That pairing makes sense for beginners who need both equipment and guidance.

What you can buy

• Mats: natural rubber, PU and foam mats from Manduka, Jade Yoga, Gaiam, Hugger Mugger and the house brand.
• Props: blocks, straps, blankets, bolsters and sandbags.
• Apparel: leggings, tops, sports bras, jackets and joggers for women, men and kids.
• Accessories: mat bags, grip socks, yoga towels, water bottles and yoga shoes.
• Meditation: cushions, singing bowls, malas and incense.
• Home and wellness: aromatherapy, candles, books, decor and bath products.

Bundles, gift cards and a holiday gift guide round out the range.

The brand mix is what makes the shop useful. Premium labels like Manduka and Jade sit alongside value options from Gaiam and the Everyday Yoga house line, so you can spend more on the items that matter most to you, usually the mat, and save on simpler props like blocks and straps. Apparel ranges from technical leggings and supportive sports bras to relaxed layers for slower practices and meditation.

Starter picks and standouts

Jade Yoga Harmony Natural Rubber Mat (68 inches)

At about $80, the Jade Harmony is a long-time favorite for its grippy natural rubber surface, which holds well in standing poses and when hands get a little damp. It is heavier than foam mats and, being natural rubber, not suitable for people with latex allergies.

Gaiam Foam Yoga Block (4 inches)

A lightweight foam block for under $10 is one of the cheapest and most useful props you can buy. Blocks bring the floor closer in poses like triangle and half moon and help you keep alignment while you build flexibility.

Hugger Mugger Round Solid Bolster

At about $87, this firm round bolster holds its shape for restorative and yin poses, supported backbends and seated meditation.

Essential Yoga Bundle

For a complete start, the Essential Yoga Bundle packages a mat, blocks and a strap with a year of online classes, a simple way to cover the basics in one order.

How to choose a yoga mat

The mat is the most important purchase, and the differences matter:

• Grip: natural rubber and PU-topped mats offer the most traction, especially for vinyasa and hot yoga.
• Thickness: around 3 to 5mm suits most practices. Thicker mats cushion knees but can feel less stable in balances.
• Length: taller practitioners should look for mats over 72 inches.
• Weight: heavier rubber mats are stable at home but less convenient to carry to class.
• Allergies: avoid natural rubber if you have a latex allergy.

Pair a good mat with two blocks and a strap, and you have everything most home practices need. Add a bolster and blanket if you enjoy restorative or yin yoga.

Props that make the biggest difference

Props are often undervalued by beginners, but they make poses more accessible and safer. A strap helps in seated forward folds and shoulder openers when you cannot yet reach your feet. A folded blanket under the hips makes cross-legged sitting more comfortable and cushions knees in kneeling poses. A bolster turns restorative poses into genuinely restful positions, which is where many people find yoga's calming benefits most noticeable.

Shipping, returns and savings

Everyday Yoga offers free standard shipping within the US on orders of $75 or more, typically arriving in about two to seven business days. Some specialty items ship directly from manufacturers and may carry extra delivery costs. The store advertises no-hassle returns and a Price Match Guarantee, and Afterpay lets you split payments.

Savings options include frequent seasonal sales, a 15% off offer on regular-priced items when you subscribe, and a $20 refer-a-friend credit.

Who it suits

Everyday Yoga suits beginners building a home practice, regular practitioners upgrading to a premium mat, teachers and studio owners buying props in quantity, and anyone who wants to compare several trusted brands in one place.

If you are looking for a different style of home workout, Your Reformer offers at-home Pilates reformers and Les Mills provides on-demand group fitness classes that pair well with a yoga routine.

Experienced practitioners will appreciate being able to compare premium mats side by side, while beginners benefit most from the bundles and the online class membership, which take the guesswork out of getting started.

Our verdict

Everyday Yoga is a well-stocked, practical shop for yoga gear, with enough brand choice to suit every budget and practice style. The Jade and Manduka mats, Gaiam blocks and Hugger Mugger bolsters cover most needs, while the bundle and online membership help beginners get started. Hit the $75 threshold for free shipping and you have an easy, reliable place to buy.

Everyday Yoga products at a glance

Prices as listed on the brand's site at the time of our research and may change. Check the store for current pricing.

Everyday Yoga FAQs

Disclosure: InhouseHeal may earn a commission if you buy through links on this page. Our score is based on research of the brand's products, evidence, pricing and policies. How we review.