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Yoga Mat
Natural rubber yoga mat with a carrying strap.
$84.71 Product Cost*
$99.95 Suggested Retail Price
The ancient practice of yoga becomes a literal art form with custom-printed Yoga Mats. The 4mm thick mats are made from nontoxic, eco-friendly PU rubber, and they make a perfect canvas for repeating patterns and bold, large-scale graphics. A sheared microfiber polyester face and skid-resistant bottom enable users to maintain their grip, even during sweaty situations like a hot yoga session. With a webbed carrying strap, each mat is easy to pack up and bring to and from the yoga studio.
Recommended cleaning instructions: Do not use cleaning products with tea tree oil or oily ingredients. Use a pot of water with a little bit of soap. Wet a sponge and squeeze out the excess water, then wipe the mat. Air dry the mat in ventilated shade, and do not touch.
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- Standard-size 4mm thick yoga mat
- Made from eco-friendly natural PU Rubber
- Nontoxic: does not contain latex, silicone, and or phthalates
- Sheared microfiber polyester face
- Skid-resistant natural rubber bottom
- Carrying strap with looped ends and 100% polyester webbing
- NOTE: Since the mat is not infused with any chemical fragrances, it has a natural rubber odor that will disperse in the course of use.
- Dimensions and weight:
- Yoga mat: 24”x68”; 5lbs
- Carrying strap: 65"x1.5”; 1.04oz.
Recommended cleaning instructions: Do not use cleaning products with tea tree oil or oily ingredients. Use a pot of water with a little bit of soap. Wet a sponge and squeeze out the excess water, then wipe the mat. Air dry the mat in ventilated shade, and do not touch.
* Each Artist Shops product has a Base Cost, which is equal to the Product Cost plus a 5% processing fee based on the purchase price of that product.
To calculate your earnings, subtract the Base Costs from the purchase price and you keep the difference.