Yoga Tribe and Culture Mala Racer

For anyone who practices yoga, you can appreciate and understand the importance of appropriate yoga clothes. We want something that will be form-fitting yet comfortable, and sweat-absorbing yet feminine. Well, Yoga Tribe and Culture Clothing makes a shirt that has all of these essential qualities, and it is also eco-friendly. The Yoga Tribe and Culture Mala Racer Top is made from 98% organic pima cotton. It has 2% lycra which gives it a nice stretch and form fitting effect. It has a strappy front and is long enough around that it will hug your body and enhance your shape while also being very practical for the practice.  One of the goals of this company is to make creative and authentic products while also using materials that do not harm the environment. Read more below to find out about Yoga Tribe and Culture Clothing:

About Yoga Tribe and Culture Clothing:

Sharing a love of yoga, art and fashion, Carmena Su and James Wvinner founded Yoga, Tribe and Culture in 2004. Their dream was to create a line of clothing and media products that was hip and authentic while using consciously sourced materials.

Yoga, Tribe and Culture arose out of living in this day and age – to make sense of our identity consciously (or not) by the way we dress, what and who we listen to and where we devote our energy. Yoga means Union – it is a worldwide spiritual and physical practice but you don’t have to have a yoga mat or go to a yoga class to practice yoga. Skaters, surfers, dancers, knitters, musicians, couch potatoes can all be great yogis. Our goal at Yoga, Tribe and Culture is to speak to the urban yogi, combining ancient yogic concepts and intentions with a strong, modern, bold design.

Ideally a yogi is someone who is engaged with the world and who dedicates their practice to the betterment of others. With that in mind, Yoga, Tribe and Culture is committed to supporting different causes by creating limited edition designs, the portion of sales from these designs goes directly to these hardworking organizations.

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