Yogi Gift Guide 2012 - Part 3

World Travelers:
Rosetta Stone $180+ - so they'll be prepared when they finally reach that dream destination.

Warrior Princess Dress/Tunic $78 - Keep packing simple with multi-use pieces like this dress that doubles as a tunic.

Ahnu Footwear $60+ - Comfy, cute, and packs well.

Hanuman Wrap $59+ - versatile, attractive, and great for chilly planes.

Yoga Vibes Subscription $20/month or $200/year - classes on demand when they can't get to a studio.

Yoga Teachers:
Lotus Wei Mini Serums $60 - This mini serums kit is great for giving adjustments and mini massages.

Punjammies $19+ - Beautiful  pajamas  for resting fully - "created in after-care facilities for women who have been rescued, released or escaped from a life of forced prostitution."

White Sage/Sweetgrass Incense $12/box - simplify the constant use of sage and sweetgrass.

The Anatomy Coloring Book $14 - keeping continued education fun.

Stark Skincare, The Whole Shebang $120 - The entire Stark line (minus the lip balm $12).

Toms Shoes $54+ - Tons of styles for everyone that are both comfortable and fashionable. Don't know their size, or think they'd like sunglasses, hats, shirts, etc? Maybe a Gift Card $5+. Just about anything purchased benefits those in developing countries with shoes or sight via the One for One movement.

Adventurous Types:
Hula Hoop $21+ - for getting into the flow in a different way.

We Love Colors Leggings $26 - choose from 51 colors.

Aerial Yoga Class - look around and find a fun new class for them to try.

Mystical Mandala Coloring Book $4

YogaSlackers slackline and dvd set $100 - take their yoga practice (and their abs) to a whole new level.

Yogi Gift Guide 2012 - Part 2

Glitzy Yogi:
Handmade Feather Earrings $30 - Dipped in Gold, or Forest Nymph Peacock, or Gypsy Magick Peacock

Nectar Creations Twist Yoga Leggings $50 - Amazingly comfortable ♥

Foat Design Pullover Shawl $42 - Handmade in Minnesota from rescued fabric

Kalyana Jewelry Holder $53 - a pretty holder for their pretty jewelry

Wreck This Journal $10 - remind him/her to get a little dirty

Down to Earth Yogi:
Organic Terrarium $22+ - small, beautiful piece of nature for home.

Kahina Giving Beauty Travel Basics Set $85- or just the argan oil at $36+.

Eat More Kale Tee $25 - Handprinted in Vermont.

Buddha Bowls $25/ea - Good sized bowls handmade in southern California.

Big Head Squirrel Feeder $15 - because squirrels.

Immaterialists: 
GaiamTV Subscription $10/month - Way more than just yoga classes - without clutter.

Experience Gifts - hot air balloon ride, ice skating, tickets to Cirque du Soleil, a massage...

Philanthropic Donations - take that money you would've spent on stuff and give it to a reputable charity.

Flowers – a literal gift of light

Meditations from the Mat: Daily Reflections on the Path of Yoga by Rolf Gates $15 - Kindle Edition

Yogi Gift Guide 2012 - Part 1

This entire week is devoted to my annual 3-Part Gift Guide. Tons of ideas for everyone you know at a variety of price points. Why? Because giving makes people happy. Whether it's something small or something extravagant - and the holiday season is all about giving.

 Past gift guides:

2011 Yogi Gift Guides: Part 1, Part 2, and Part 3.

2010 Yogi Gift Guides: Part 1, Part 2, and Part 3.

Dudes:
Prints of Hubble Photos $6+ - for connecting with the Universe

The Meditator’s Workbook: A Journey to the Center $11 - by Matthew Flickstein

Evolution Tee $44

Manduka 79" eKO® Mat $88 - it's big, and I support that.

Ashram Yoga Rug $50 - 100% cotton rug prevents slipping.

Beginners: 
YogaGlo Gift Subscription $18+ - cause people are more likely to try new things in the privacy of home

Kipling Adara Tote $89 - vegan friendly nylon is easy to clean and still useful if the yoga thing doesn't work out.

Yoga Is: A Transformational Journey DVD $15 - in case they're still on the fence about it.

"Beautiful" Tee $26

The Heart of Yoga: Developing a Personal Practice $13 - by T.K.V. Desikachar

Stocking Stuffers/Small Gifts: 
S.W. Basics Vegan Lip Balm $5/ea
Essential Oils Deck $12
Buddha Nose Bath Tea Sachets $30
Hydrea Beechwood Body Brush $12
Karma Warrior Keychain $4
Yoga Teacher Barbie $19
Pocket Bhagavad Gita $24
Natural Deodorants: Lavanila $10+ or Soapwalla $12
iTunes gift card $15+ (for podcasts or music)

Functional Gifts for YTT Grads

Every season a pile of new yoga teachers is unleashed into the wild. Whenever I graduated everyone wanted to send me some sort of graduation gift. At the time all I really knew to ask for was yoga clothes because I didn't know what would be truly useful. Now it's been a few years and I know my way around a little better.

Here's My Top 10 Gifts to make a new teacher's life easier:

• Business Cards/Holders - Creative high quality business cards are more memorable.
• Parking Money - A parking meter cashkey would've saved me a lot of trouble when I first started teaching downtown.
• Hot tea - Sipping hot tea while teaching or just after class is great for overworked throats.
• Yoga Anatomy book - never stop studying.
• Yoga classes - to prevent burnout and stay inspired. Self-care is important.

• Square - to accept credit/debit for private sessions
• Blessed to Serve - I declared this book required reading for aspiring teachers.
• Yoga Teacher Bag - a good sized dedicated bag for classes keeps everything in one spot and makes it easy to carry all over town.
• Yoga clothes - Layers for cold classrooms, and nice new clothes for interviews/auditions.
• Binder - for organizing class plans/articles/notes/waivers/contracts...

Yogi Gift Guide 2011 - Part 3

I'll be doing the very last of my christmas shopping today, so it's fitting that this is the final segment of this year's Yogi Gift Guide. If I somehow missed your must-have item let me know by email or leave a comment. May you find what you seek and your line move quickly.

Source: http://kinoyoga.com/

Teachers:
Teachers are people too. They touch our lives in endless ways. Maybe you want to show some gift gratitude towards a cherished teacher, or you know and love someone that happens to teach.

Moo Business Card Holder $10 - Colorful acrylic holders will allow teachers to keep a handful of business cards on hand at all times without having them destroyed by the roughness of being carried unprotected in bags, pockets, cars, etc.

Ty Burhoe's Invocation CD $15+ - This album is primarily based around different sung versions of the Anusara Invocation. I like it for teaching classes or a home practice. 

Prana Zumi Scarf $40 - Hand knit, cozy, colorful, and affordable. Perfect to keep warm on the way to class.

Darren Rhodes' Yoga Resource Book $45  - Any teacher will find inspiration among these pages featuring 400 color photos of expertly executed poses with sanskrit and english names.

Blessed to Serve $14 - Stories, advice, and inspiration from nine celebrated yoga teachers - including my personal favorite, Sianna Sherman. At only 140 pages it's a quick read for any quiet afternoon. A portion of the proceeds donated to Give Back Yoga Foundation.

Source: http://www.uncommongoods.com/product/zenguin-cups-set-of-4

Homebodies:

I learned this year that my last name "Armistead" literally means something about having a hermit for a neighbor. Maybe my neighbors need this name because I am most comfortable at home. Sound like anyone you know?

Zenguin Cups (Set of 4) $35 - This set of 8 oz ceramic cups features the most equanimous penguin you could ever think to share a drink with.

Anusara Yoga Practice DVDs (Set of 2) $35 - Two DVDs of 1-hour classes taught by John Friend, founder of Anusara Yoga. "Connecting with Your Essence" and "Celebrating Your Heart" would be lively gifts for any home practioner.

Wade Imre Morissette Music $10 - These kirtan songs are available to purchase on iTunes for 99cents each, or you can get an entire album there for $10. 

Ana Forrest's Fierce Medicine $10+ - Ana's new book features "Breakthrough Practices to Heal the Body and Ignite the Spirit." Born from her life experiences, this book shares her knowledge of overcoming fear, embracing change, and much more. I can't wait to get this book.

Om Girl Nomad Pants $74 - These 100% cotton pants have wide flowing legs and an attached skirt. Perfect for hanging out at home drinking tea with friends.

Source: http://givescent.com/store

Free Spirits:

For all your loveable Bohemian friends - like the wild child and the Gypsy.

Round Embroidered Floor Cushions $50 each - These cushions from World Market are exotic, comfortable, and available in various colors. I own them and think they are phenomenal.

Energy Muse Flow Necklace $50+ - Increases freedom, openness, and ease. The free spirit already has these qualities - help make sure she keeps them. Available in 16.5" or 18" length.

GIVE scent $48 - This yogini-friendly scent was created by yoga teacher Elena Brower with Alexandra Lyon Perelman. Contains NO alcohol, parabens, sulfates, phthalates, or formaldehyde. Notes of grapefruit, oak moss, and vanilla (among others) are created with only the purest oils. Made and packaged in the USA and never tested on animals; a portion of the proceeds benefits Women for Women International.

Bronwin's Bhavana CD $15 - Bronwin's music is simply gorgeous and perfect for any boho chick who wants music for meditation, asana practice, or whatever.

We Love Colors Solid Leggings $26 - Leggings thick enough to be worn alone available in 51 colors that come in sizes from S to XXX-L. I wear these fun flashy leggings to add a little pop to any day.

Tantra Illuminated $30 - Preorder this book by Christopher Wallis to provide your freethinking friends with "key teachings, foundational lineages, and transformative practices at the heart of Tantra". Books estimated to Ship Dec. 19th.

Yogi Gift Guide 2011 - Part 2

It's now officially December which means this is Day 2 of my three day gift guide for all the yogis you know. Believe it or not, when I first started the gift guide I had 0 gift ideas.

Source: http://www.bepresent.com/

Weekend Warriors/Beginners:
All yogis seem to start out as weekend warriors - we drop in every once in a while. We go to class when we have free time. We can only hope to keep beginner's mind forever - open and receptive.

Yoga Ball Body Therapy Kit with Rodney Yee $20 - Self massage with an instructional DVD. Help them take care of their sore muscles.

Be Love Pullover Sweatshirt $52 - Looks roomy enough to just throw on over a yoga tank on the way to class, and it can be worn any day of the week outside of the studio. Off the shoulder neckline and the yogi reminder to Be Love on the front.

Aim True Yoga DVD $8+ - This new practice DVD from Kathryn Budig looks fun and accessible for newbies.

Yoga Bitch $6+ - "One Woman's Quest to Conquer Skepticism, Cynicism, and Cigarettes on the Path to Enlightenment." Sounds like a fun book for those just dipping their toes into the yoga pond... or really anyone.

Manduka Mat Sling $38 - A sling to help someone carry their mat back and forth. The best quality mat slings I've seen anywhere. Adam has the thunder colored one, and I want the sangria version.

Source: http://www.giftofnothing.com/

Travelers:
Traveling yogis are a lucky lot. Whether they travel to teach, to study, or just have wanderlust.

Universalist Luminous Multi-Use Stick $1.50+ - The W3LL People eco-beauty line is "Hippie Tested. Diva Approved." It could have gone in the spoiled yogi section, but I put it here because who wants to pack three things when you can pack one? Full size is $33, but click on the color name and you get the option to buy samples for almost free.

Christina Sell's My Body is a Temple: Yoga as a Path to Wholeness $11+ - 'The body as a temple is a common metaphor within many spiritual traditions. In this book... delves into the "how” and "why” of this widely accepted comparison.' I have no doubt this will be an engaging and insightful read. Great for layovers, flights, or long rides.

Be Present Lotus Agility Pants $81 - Be Present's pants are constantly touted as the most travel-friendly pants ever and I agree. Comfortable without taking up much space; easily hand-washed and hung to dry. Bonus: this version has a cute lotus flower on the back.

Republic of Tea in a Traveler Tin $4 – When I travel I like to keep some feeling of consistency by bringing some of my favorite tea with me. I've linked to Earl Greyer because I like it, but they offer a small traveler tin of only 6 tea bags in many flavors.

Title Nine's More Than a Gym Bag $89 - Gym bag small enough to be carry on for that next flight. Even includes a removable bag for sweaty clothes, shoes, or souvenirs.

Source: http://www.flickr.com/photos/robinpkinney/2699920693/

Spoiled Yogis:

Does your friendly neighborhood yogi already have everything? Maybe you just want to make them feel like they do. Nourish your yogi with the seemingly grandiose.

Yurt $4000+ / Home Studio $0+ - Give that special someone their own dedicated practice space. It can be a big ordeal like a Yurt or a build-on; or it can be the corner of one room cleared out except for a few yogi details if you're short on space. Rearranging is free. Think candles, meditation cushions, and fresh flowers.

Satya Jewelry Full Speed Ahead Necklace $148 - This gold plated necklace is 24" long and features a lovely Ganesha pendant.

Organic Coconut Oil $6+ - You can use coconut oil in a million ways to soothe and care for yourself in a non-toxic manner. Your recipient will soon have the softest skin they could previously only dream about.

Adornable Solid Sweater Wrap from Lucy $108 - From extra small to extra large - count on making someone feel adorned with peace and opulence. I love this wrap in pomegranate.

The Gift of Nothing $4+ - This sweetly zen book by Patrick McDonnell is all about searching for the perfect gift for a friend that already has it all. It's actually for children, but I love it and I'm almost thirty.

Yogi Gift Guide 2011 - Part 1

Now that Thanksgiving is behind us and the big gift-giving holidays are just over the next hill I know that some of you may be wondering what to buy for the yoginis in your life. Here I begin my list of love for all your favorite yogis. Expect 2 more days of these with a total of 48 gift ideas.

Check out old guides too. I'm trying to avoid redundancy. Those gifts are not out of style.

2010 Yogi Gift Guides: Part 1, Part 2, and Part 3.
2012 Yogi Gift Guides: Part 1, Part 2, and Part 3.

Source: http://www.perbreiehagen.com

Moms/Moms To Be/Kids:
For the mom that takes care of herself and her brood - because it's a full time job.

Shiva Rea Prenatal DVD $16 - Great word of mouth and a 70 minute run-time make this DVD my go-to suggestion.

Yoga Kids 3 DVD pack $39 - For Ages 3-6. Share yoga with children through play.

Kid Sized Yoga Mat $18 - Child sized and eco friendly to include the kids, but not the toxic chemicals.

Unlimited Class Card $Varies$ - You can get these at most yoga studios for anywhere from 1 week to 1 year. Another option is a class card for a certain number of classes... say 10. Just be aware of when it expires and if you need to purchase it at the last second so they get the most out of it. Check with the recipient's local studio for more specific details.

Title Nine Amelia Longsleeve Dress $76 - Comfy, wintery, and works for an active lifestyle. It's certainly on my personal christmas list.

Yogawoman DVD $25 - This documentary celebrates the effect of yoga on women and women in yoga.

Organic Sesame Oil $6+ - In case she's not familiar with the ayurvedic daily regimen of abhyanga in winter, you can include a nice set of printed or hand-written instructions. Sesame oil can be found at just about any natural foods store or online. She may need to make time for this warm-oil self massage, but it's worth it.

Source: http://www.yogalifestyle.com/Pchakra.htm

Teens:

They've got plenty of drama to worry about, are trying to finish growing up way too fast, and they're really branching out with expressing their individuality. Embrace it.

Skunk Mittens $22 - Made of recycled cotton and also available in mink, fox, raccoon, and reindeer if you wander around the site a bit. Unique and functional!

No More Dirty Looks $2+ - Paperback or Kindle. Perfect for learning more about what we put on our bodies and how to find clean safe alternatives. It may seem at first glance like it's purely for girls, but boys use things like shampoo and body wash too.

Trevor Hall CD $7+ - I'm a big fan of the "Trevor Hall" CD, but all his music is lovely and fun.

Posters $5+ - Lots of variety here. Deities, Anusara syllabus, the Dharma Mittra poster, mandalas, etc. My favorite is this colorful Chakra poster.

Round Silk Zafu Meditation Cushion $40 - There's a lot of stress in the life of a teenager, but a regular meditation practice on this luxurious adjustable cushion will help him/her keep a level head.

Source: http://www.energymuse.com/store/bracelets-1/power-mens.html

Dudes:

New guys and advanced practitioners alike could use these.

The Mirror of Yoga $9+ - This book by Richard Freeman is available in hardcover, paperback, or Kindle. Recommended by the likes of Bhakti yoga teacher Rusty Wells for accessibility and humor.

Be Present Budokon Pants $69 - These pants are comfortable, stylish, and manly.

Burt’s Bees Muscle Mend $7 - I've heard nothing but good things about this sore muscle balm, and at only $7 every guy should have some.

Energy Muse Power Bracelet for Men $70 - This vegan bracelet is all about tapping into the energy of one's own inner power and bringing it out into the world.

Anjali Nataraj Eco-Heather Tee $39 - This Shiva Nataraj tee is simply amazing and available in 3 colors. 

Yogi Gift Guide 2010 - Part 3

It's the final day of this year's gift guide, but if you know of any gifts that any lucky yogini would love to open - please tell us about them in the comments!

Intermediate Yoginis:
The dedicated practitioner that should probably teach but doesn’t.

Snorg Tees' UpDog Tee $20 - Everytime I see this shirt I think of Upward Facing Dog and how I'd love to wear this shirt while teaching it. Available in Men's and Women's Sizes.

Jade Harmony Professional Mat $65 - The longer you do yoga, the more you start to care about having a really good mat. I hear good things about this one.

Handmade Journal $35 - Great for taking notes on their yogic journey, sketching stick figures of poses you learned in someone's classes and don't want to forget, and drawing up sequences to try.

Ram Dass' Be Here Now $15 - A book that every yogi should read eventually. I haven't done it yet, but it's on my wishlist.

Rodney Yee Advanced Yoga DVD $6+ - If they like a quick flow where they're like, NEVER, in downward dog, but in arm balances and going upside down - this is a good video to try.

Traveling Yogis:
When home is truly in their heart and seldom in one physical location for long.

Manduka's eKO SuperLite® Travel Mat $36 - A small portable mat is essential when packing for a trip.

Lululemon Everywear Gym Bag $88 - Cute, available in a variety of colors, and sized appropriately for carry on.

Satya Jewelry Traveling Altar $158+ - Has all the essentials to set up and be uberspiritual anywhere. You could also build your own if you're good at finding and bringing together bits and pieces.

Lululemon Express Yourself Wrap $118 - Great for layering on freezing cold airplanes or to cover up after being manhandled by the TSA. I'm not usually into wraps, but I really really want this one. Adam. *peer*

A Lucy Headband $10+ - When you're traveling you just want a no fuss kinda 'do that lets you lean your head back in your seat. Ponytails can get in the way.

Yoga Teachers:
One of my trainers said - "You can't swing a dead cat in Boulder without hitting half a dozen people certified to teach yoga." Indeed. Whether it's a friend who teaches... or a teacher you are friendly with... these are for them.

Republic of Tea - Tea $14 - I linked to Decaf Apricot because it's my current favorite. Teas are a yoga teacher's best friend. Great for the heart, inner fire, and a throat doing it's best to get instructions to the back of five rooms a day. Pair it with some raw organic honey and they might just die from the awesome.

Awesome Yoga Posters $price varies$ - Tell them it's to put on the wall of the studio they plan to open one day. Inspire the inspiring.

Om Sanctuary CD $17 - Best Savasana CD Ever. My students from a corporate gig said "This should be pumped through speakers to the whole building."

Yoga Paws $35 - My husband bought me a pair because I never used a mat when I taught - this way you can do any demo anywhere, and you're never glued to one spot.

Gift Certificate for a Massage/Manicure/Pedicure - Yoga teachers are rough on their bodies and can get so caught up in taking care of others that they forget about pampering themselves.

The Yogi that has Everything:

Maybe they're rich, maybe they've been into it for like EVER, maybe they're too picky... if nothing else works...

Gift Certificate - money to use at a yoga store is my idea of fabulous. One of my favorite gifts ever is the Be Present shirt I bought with a gift certificate for my birthday.

Private Session with a Favorite Teacher - some teachers cost as little as $25/hour. Others are closer to $200/hr+, but a little one on one time with "their teacher" will be priceless.

Festival Tickets - Wanderlust Festival, Yoga Journal Conferences, Telluride Yoga Festival, Esalen Yoga Festival, Ojai Yoga Crib... there are TONS of yoga festivals and gatherings. Tickets to one - would be amazing. The fun that can be had and the people you can meet - they're awesome.

Reserved Spot at a Retreat - Going on retreat is something my friends and teachers talk about, but something I've never done. Retreats are available for every level, style, and hobby known to man. If you can dream it, you can find it. Just do some googling.

Yogi Gift Guide 2010 - Part 2

Welcome to Part 2 of my Gift Guide for your nearest and dearest Yogini. My 3 part gift guide may be swelling into 4 parts... but I'm trying to keep it down to 3. We'll see I guess. Either way, Part 3 will be on Monday, so come back then for more great gift ideas.

If you're a yogi and you have yoga wishes for Santa this year - tell me in the comments - maybe you'll be listed in the Gift Guide too! For now, back to the list:

Men That Practice:
For real men (the ones manly enough to do yoga) whether they're new or advanced.

Lululemon's Pacific Beach Hoodie $98 - Super warm, available in tons of colors and patterns, and details like an inner music pocket with headphone cord routing. Adam loves his.

Prana Revolution Mat $90 - Men usually need a larger mat - and this SUV of mats is amazing. Super sticky, roomy, and eco-friendly.

Yoga Blocks $8+ - available in light foam, sturdy wood, or eco cork for bargain prices. I own and recommend the cork.

Extra Long Yoga Strap $7 - 8 feet of 100% cotton with a metal D-ring - the only way to go.

China Gel $1+ - I love china gel - just bought a big tub of it. Non-greasy, all natural, and aids healing when he overdoes it.

Yoga DVDs $15+ - For the guy that's self conscious about going to the yoga studio or just wants to do yoga on his own schedule. Large variety here - mostly teachers I know and trust to have good DVDs.

Little Yogis:
It can be hard to find stuff for young yogis, so I gathered a couple places with children's sections full of variety.

Hugger Mugger Kids Section - meditation cushions, mats, clothes, books... it's all here.

Anusara Young Yogis Gift Guide - books, music, cookie cutters, onesies... nice collection

Handmade Plush Ganesha $45 - Super cute and soft - available in a variety of pants patterns.

Handmade Meditating Chakra Sock Monkey $20 - Sock monkeys? Good. Meditation? Good. Half of the proceeds from every chakra animal sold will go to the International Campaign for Tibet: http://www.savetibet.org/

Meditation Junkies:

For yogis sitting around getting high on their internal fountain of bliss.

Meditation Cushion $28+ - Elevate their hips for maximum comfort.

A Lovely Shawl $29+ - The wool shawls look cozy and warm - perfect for winter morning meditation.

Nag Champa Incense $2+ - I love nag champa - My favorite yoga studio smells strongly of nag champa and the scent takes me there.

Meditation Timer $65+ - There are more economical options, but I thought this one was "affordable" and attractive.

Rod Stryker's Meditations for Inner and Outer Peace CD $20 - 'cause sometimes you want to be led through your meditation by someone else - and Rod Stryker is awesome.

Yogi Gift Guide 2010 - Part 1

I am completely done with my Christmas shopping. I am usually finished by mid-November. I'm one of THOSE people... I start Christmas shopping in September. I also pride myself on being able to buy great gifts for anyone. Today's post is for those of you that aren't quite as "on top" of gift giving.

I know yogis aren't supposed to be into "stuff", but I fully support gift-giving anyway. It's December 2nd; if you're still wondering what to get your favorite yogi for Christmas - or whatever holiday/occasion might be coming up for you - then I have some great ideas here. I have so many ideas in fact, that this list will be split up into at least 3 posts. Come back tomorrow for Part 2.

More of my equally awesome gift guides:

2011 Yogi Gift Guides: Part 1, Part 2, and Part 3.
2012 Yogi Gift Guides: Part 1, Part 2, and Part 3.

The Newbie:
If someone you know is just getting into yoga - these gifts will be perfect. Handy, but inexpensive ('cause they totally might turn out to be a yoga dropout).

An Anusara Yoga DVD $20 - lots of options for all levels

Leg Warmers are great $10 - if they're into that (I am!)

A Fancy Yoga Strap $20 for toting their mat around with ease

Sleeveless T's for the Dudes $32 - it's moisture wicking, antibacterial, and not the least bit douchey

An Eye Pillow $8+ - Unscented, soft, multi-purpose, and great for Savasana.

The Hot Yogi:
For the yogis that love to sweat it out.

Shakti Activewear Shorts $40+ - the best yoga shorts in the world.

Yogitoes Skidless Towel $64+  - It actually gets more sticky as you sweat on it more.

A Klean Kanteen about $20 - Keep them hydrated, healthy, and stylish with a variety of colors and stainless steel construction.

Yoga Mat Cleaning Spray $9 - Actually a necessity for everyone, but heavy sweaters need it more often.

Be Present Baja Shorts $67 - For men that want a little more coverage, they're roomy, stretchy, and dry super fast.

The Free Spirit:

For the hippie dippie wild child you love and adore.

Shining Shakti Pants $69 - Always colorful and comfy in hand dyed, organic cotton. I have 2 - need more.

Spiritual Gangster LOVE Tank $39 - 'nuff said

Satya Jewelry Fancy Jasper Japa Mala $185 - beautiful and functional. Lots of gorgeous yoga jewelry here - for a wide range of prices.

Unisex Indian Wrap Pants $38+ - "exclusively designed and produced in India with traditional South Indian trims." Free Spirits can be men too - my husband loves his GirlSkirtMission pants.

Prayer Flags $20 - Made in Tibet, they're colorful, meaningful, and great decorative fun