The problem: 90% of the wool produced in France is thrown away. So we designed an ethical wool yoga mat — comfortable, non-slip and washable.

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90% of French wool is thrown away. We give it value again.

Wool, an exceptional material

Unlike PVC or rubber mats, wool is a living material: it breathes, regulates, and cleans itself almost entirely.

Renewable and local

Every "ethical" mat out there is made from rubber that travels halfway around the world.

Comfortable and natural

What a pleasure to practice on a natural material with a scent of its own — perfect grounding, in the true spirit of yoga.

Thermoregulating

In winter, it keeps you warm. In summer, it keeps you cool. Naturally, just like for sheep.

Self-cleaning

Like a wool sweater, the mat just needs airing out now and then. For dust, simply vacuum it.

Elastic

Resistant to deformation, it is perfect for a mat that is rolled and unrolled for every session.

Hypoallergenic

As a natural material, wool is known to cause very few allergic reactions.

100% local and traceable  

The wool comes from farms in the Roquefort PDO area. It is spun at Filature Colbert in Camarès. The mats are then hot-stamped by Boutique du Marquage in Toulouse. Finally, they are shipped and delivered straight to your door by Boost, a work-integration social enterprise based in Nîmes.

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