My name is Em, I'm the founder of Yogi Peace Club. I created Yogi Peace Club with one intention, to design yoga products that support people on their yoga journey.

I started Yogi Peace Club in 2014 on the Surfcoast near Bells Beach Torquay Victoria, Australia. Our team, comprised entirely of women, is dedicated to designing yoga products that are sustainable, reliable for every yoga session and crafted to last. We are so proud to be celebrating 10 years of Yogi Peace Club.

As a yoga teacher myself, I'm deeply involved in the process. I enjoy sharing, practicing, and testing our products with other yoga teachers and students. This hands-on approach ensures that all of our products are environmentally sustainable and perform well both at home or in the studio.

My hope is that our products will ignite the yogi spirit within you, encouraging you to roll out and get onto your mat with inspiration and confidence.

At Yogi Peace Club, we ship our products using compostable packaging and print swing tags on recycled materials. Our stationery is crafted from recycled paper. We're committed to minimising waste, collaborating with suppliers to reduce excess packaging and plastics wherever possible.

Our office and warehouse are powered by solar energy, reducing our carbon footprint. Every order is meticulously handled by our team of passionate women at our Bells Beach office, who share a deep commitment to both the environment and yoga.

For over 10 years, we have been dedicated to crafting and perfecting Yoga Mats that meet the needs of practitioners worldwide. With thousands sold globally, our mats are renowned for their non-slip surface and eco-conscious design.

We prioritise sustainability in every aspect of production. By carefully selecting materials, we aim to minimise our environmental footprint while delivering top-quality, high-performance products built to endure.

Our Deluxe Yoga Mats, are free from PVC plastic and crafted from natural rubber. Our Eco Yoga Mats are crafted from recycled PET plastic bottles and natural rubber, earning the Gold Award in the yoga division for the Clean+Conscious Awards. Read more about our mats here.

Crafting the art for our award-winning Yogi Peace Club yoga mats is a joyful journey that merges our love for yoga with our artistic spirit. 

Each design is hand-rendered, drawing inspiration from the beauty of nature, ancient arts and the essence of yoga.

We begin with a blank canvas of traditional paper, utilise techniques such as water colour and lino print, then move to a digital tablet and let our creative energies flow and compose. 

As a yogi, it's crucial to know what your yoga mat is made of and what you are practicing on. If you have a plastic PVC mat, this information will help you stay informed and empower your decision-making.

TOXIC PRODUCTION: PVC (Polyvinyl Chloride) is one of the most environmentally hazardous consumer materials. It involves large quantities of chlorine, comprising roughly 30% of the world’s supply. PVC became the plastic of choice because it is cheap.

• HEALTH RISKS: PVC emits dioxins during its manufacture, which are toxic to both humans and the environment. It is considered the most harmful plastic by several health organisations.  Greenpeace has been lobbying to stop the use of PVC because of the dioxin produced during its manufacture. Unfortunately many yoga mats are 100% PVC.
  
  
• PHTHALATES: Yoga mats made from PVC often contain phthalates to increase flexibility. These chemicals are linked to reproductive issues, shorter pregnancy durations, and premature breast development in girls. Phthalates can leach out, especially in hot yoga environments, leading to inhalation of toxic particles.

Give your old Yogi Peace Club Yoga Mat new life and upcycle it!

Our yoga mats feature beautiful hand drawn illustrations by local artists, which makes our yoga mats the percect piece for upcycling.

Read our UPCYCLE BLOG on how to continue the lifecycle of your old mat while getting creative. Keep your yoga mat out of landfill in these six easy and fun ways. 

Since 2016, we've proudly partnered with Carbon Positive Charitable Fund, a non-profit organisation dedicated to restoring Australian land and revitalizing natural ecosystems through native tree planting initiatives.

We are a purpose-driven brand with a passion for building an authentic community of like-minded yogis. Our commitment extends beyond creating beautiful and functional yoga products as we are dedicated to sustainability and giving back to causes that align with our values.

A portion of our proceeds goes directly to Carbon Positive Australia, supporting their mission to restore and preserve Australia's precious natural habitats.

Since 2016, Yogi Peace Club has proudly collaborated with Fashion Revolution, advocating for transparency in the fashion industry. Our partnership extends to ethically accredited factories across India, China, Thailand, and Australia.

Our cotton is organically sourced and Ethically made from 100% WRAP Certified, Better Cotton Initiative Cotton. Our printed yoga leggings and yoga bras are made from post consumer PET recycled plastic that is woven into polyester yarn, spun with spandex to ensure the garments are premium quality and support movement.

Annually, we participate in Fashion Revolution's "I made your clothes" program, reaffirming our commitment to transparency and ethical practices.

Yogi Peace Club is committed to bringing wellness and connection to our community.

We believe in the transformative power of yoga and strive to make it accessible to everyone. To support this mission, we donate yoga mats to those in need, ensuring that everyone has the opportunity to practice regardless of their financial situation.

In addition to our donations, we run yoga classes for the community, creating a welcoming space for people of all levels to come together and experience the benefits of yoga.

To stay connected and share resources, we have an active Facebook group where members can ask questions, share their experiences, and find support. Through these efforts, we aim to build a strong, inclusive community that promotes health, mindfulness, and mutual support.