Handmade Organic Cotton Yoga Mat - Non-Toxic, Chemical-free and All Natural Cloth Yoga Mat - Exercise, Workout, & Fitness Rug - Woven Material - Absorbent & Washable - 78" x 27"

Feels good and Sturdy.

The thickness is great. I put it on top of my regular yoga matt to make it thicker. It’s not slippery at all. It smells for a short while. I love that it’s really cotton. I ordered a light beige and blends beautifully in my bedroom. Simple design.

I ordered the blue and got sent the white. I thought OK I can move past that but the smell is absolutely terrible. It’s advertised as organic cotton but the tag just says 100% cotton. Returning immediately.

High quality more like a Organic rug

I love this yoga towel/mat. If you are looking for something different besides the common mat, try this.Just the right amount of thickness, very soft and does not move around the floor, which is a must when you practice yoga. I actually bought two of them and am very happy with them. Highly recommend.

I’ve had this yoga rug for more than a year, and there’s lots to like about it. Over a sticky mat, it’s plenty grippy, and a nice size to fully cover the mat with room to spare. The color is beautiful, even after more than a year. The construction is solid, in terms of no loose threads or issues.However, I’m about to replace the rug because it drives me crazy for one reason… the edges are bound a little too tightly, I guess, because it won’t lay perfectly flat. Never has. I have to work hard to smooth it out before a practice begins, and even if I can get it close to smooth, it bunches up slightly before I’m too far into a session. It doesn’t look like a big deal, but my feet are constantly feeling the rippling, and it’s a distraction when I sit or lie down on the rug, too. I thought maybe some washing (cold water, hang to dry) and use might help it relax, but I’m tired of messing with it. It’s beautiful and feels great, but it’s just too distracting during yoga.Maybe mine is a one-off, because I haven’t seen any other complaints, and I should have contacted the seller immediately. I really thought time/use would relax the edges enough to not be an issue. A year and a half later, I’m kicking myself for not replacing it sooner. It wasn’t inexpensive so I’ve held off replacing it, but yoga shouldn’t be interrupted by near-constant frustration with the rug under your feet, so it’s gotta go.

Use it regularly, love that it's not made of plastic. Sometimes still slip on it though so I recommend grippy socks with it.

Texture hurts your hands.