
Pilates done on the floor, known as “mat Pilates”, is practised almost entirely lying down, sitting or on all fours. So your mat is not just an accessory: it is the surface your spine, hips and knees rest on throughout the session. For your practice to be enjoyable, you need a mat that is comfortable, stable and soft against your skin. Wool has all these qualities.
A wool mat adapts to both practices. You can do a yoga session in the morning and a Pilates session in the evening on the same mat. Its comfort is particularly appreciated during the floor exercises typical of Pilates: spine curls, rolls, core work and side-lying work.
Wool fibres are naturally elastic and springy. They provide soft cushioning and regain their shape after pressure. During the “roll-up” or “rolling like a ball”, your vertebrae unroll over a comfortable surface.
Wool naturally regulates temperature and absorbs moisture without feeling wet. The result: no “sticky” feeling, even when the session gets intense.
In Pilates, you spend a lot of time lying down. A wool mat feels warm and soft, which makes your practice more pleasant, especially in the morning or during relaxation and stretching sessions.
Many exercise mats are made of PVC or synthetic foam. Wool is a natural, renewable fibre, suited to anyone who wants a practice closer to nature, right down to their equipment.
A wool mat does not look like a piece of gym equipment. It fits naturally into a living room or bedroom, which makes you want to roll it out more often… and to practise more regularly.
Here are the criteria to check before you buy:
At Le Tapis de Laine, we designed a wool mat that works just as well for your yoga sessions as for your Pilates: soft, comfortable and natural, it is one mat for all your practices.
The same mat is available engraved with a first name, a date or a quote: this is our personalised Pilates mat, €150, strap included.





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