Description
TRIBE brings you the most earth-friendly yoga mat on the planet! Made from 100% natural tree rubber and jute, with no glues or synthetic additives, this beauty will biodegrade back into the earth where she came from.
Ideal for those who want to say no to petrochemical yoga mats. The jute and rubber offer superb tactile grip and the mat stays flat as you practice.
This "long" version of the original Earth Me adds an extra 220mm in length to provide more surface area for the taller yogi to practice on.
Whether you need to do asanas that require considerable physical movement or postures with gentle mobility, release your inner hippy on an Earth Me - the totally natural eco yoga mat.
Features
- 2000 x 660 x 4mm thick
- 2.8kg approx
- 100% natural tree rubber and jute
- Rubber stays flat as you practice
- Jute gives tactile grip
- Do not leave in direct sunlight
Care
When you first purchase an Earth Me mat the rubber smell will be a little obvious so air it outside away from direct sunlight for a few days when you are not using it. The smell will dissipate given time.
Don’t put your Earth Me mat in a washing machine or submerge it in water.
Use Tribe Eco Clean mat cleaner or make your own solution of 1 part vinegar to 10 parts water. Using a soft cloth, spot clean your mat as required and allow to dry naturally before storing.
Harsh chemicals and scrubbing brushes should not be used on this mat as it is 100% natural tree rubber. She is tough but sensitive - a lot like you!
Keep your Earth Me away from direct sunlight and high temperatures. The back of a car or near a heater are not recommended.
Sustainability
- Rubber harvested in Indonesia
- Tapping rubber is highly sustainable
- No Amazonian rain-forests destroyed
- No glues, AZO dyes or chemical additives
- Biodegrades back into the earth
- Manufactured in a factory that works to the Kyoto Protocol and to meet with EU RoHS requirements, employing a green production concept
- Manufacturing processes have controlled measures of air, water, waste, toxicant, and noise, to minimize environmental impacts