Gaiam 4mm Eco Conscious Rubber Yoga Mat (Purple)

Most yoga mats are made from synthetic materials, which include polyvinyl chloride (PVC), the worst plastic from an environmental health perspective. But this soothing purple mat from Gaiam is 100% natural rubber, a renewable resource tapped from rubber trees, so it's non-toxic, biodegradable, and safe to use. Soft and durable, the mat measures four millimeters (3/16-inch) in thickness, offering comfortable cushioning for bones, joints and pressure points, and provides a grippy, non-slip surface for your feet and hands. It can be used on wood or other hard surfaces and rolls up tight for convenient travel or storage.

About Gaiam
Gaiam was created as a lifestyle company with the vision that, given a choice, people would choose a lifestyle that is healthy and life enhancing, for themselves, their families and the Earth. The Gaiam lifestyle is a vote for individual health as well as the future sustainability of the Earth€s resources. Gaiam strives to provide customers with alternatives to traditional products by offering natural, or healthy versions that compare with the style, quality and price of conventional products.

Gaiam€s goal is to become the trusted source and unifying brand for Lifestyle of Health and Sustainability (LOHAS) participants. They understand that the opportunity to affect people€s lives with information and products is both a privilege and a responsibility. Gaiam believes in the concept of Conscious Commerce, the practice of making purchasing decisions based on personal values and beliefs. It takes into consideration all the aspects of our lives and the impact we have upon the planet. Research indicates this concept appeals to approximately 50 million people in the U.S. alone. Gaiam's strategy in delivering the distinctive quality for which they are known is to partner with experts in health/wellness, eco-living and personal development to develop proprietary products that meet our customers€ needs with meaningful solutions.

The name GAIAM is a fusion of the words Gaia (the name of Mother Earth from the Minoan civilization in ancient Crete), and I am reminds us that we are all interconnected with the Earth, the air and water, and very much a part of this living system that sustains us all.