The Presently Yoga Mat

A steady place to return to — on the mat and in the moment. The Presently Yoga Mat is designed to support your practice with a therapy-inspired reminder you can come back to breath by breath. Whether you’re moving through discomfort, sitting with uncertainty, or letting go of what’s outside your control, each mat offers words to ground you wherever you are in your practice. Made with a polyurethane non-slip grip surface and a natural rubber base layer, this mat provides supportive cushioning, reliable grip, and a grounded feel for yoga, stretching, meditation, or mindful movement. Each mat also comes with a carrying strap, making it easy to bring your reminder with you from home to class and anywhere your practice takes you. Available in Three Reminders Brave the uncomfortable For moments when growth asks you to stay with what feels hard. Embrace uncertainty For practicing presence without needing every answer. I let go of what I can’t control For returning your energy to what’s yours to hold. Details PU top with natural rubber base Non-slip grip surface Includes carrying strap 72 x 26 inches 4mm thick Designed to support you, wherever you are in your practice How to Care for Your Presently Yoga Mat Your mat is meant to be a place to return to — for movement, stillness, breath, and whatever the moment asks of you. A little care will help keep it feeling supportive, grounded, and ready for your next practice. Why Your Mat Needs Gentle Care PU yoga mats are loved for their strong grip, especially during sweaty practices, and their smooth, supportive feel. The top layer is made with a porous polyurethane surface that helps you feel steady on the mat. Because that surface is absorbent, it needs a little extra care. Oils, harsh cleaners, too much water, and abrasive scrubbing can affect the grip over time or leave behind residue. The key is gentle, targeted cleaning — just enough to refresh the mat without oversaturating it. After Each Practice After every practice, gently wipe your mat with a soft cloth dampened with warm water. Plain water is best for everyday care. If your mat needs a little more, you can use a very mild solution: mix 1 cup of lukewarm water with 1–2 drops of gentle dish soap or a pH-neutral mat cleaner. Lightly mist or dampen a soft cloth, then wipe the mat gently, focusing on the areas where your hands and feet usually land. Avoid oversaturating the mat, since too much moisture can seep into the material. Once clean, pat the mat with a dry towel and let it air-dry completely before rolling it up. When Your Mat Needs a Deeper Clean For stubborn dirt, buildup, or occasional deeper cleaning, use the same gentle soap solution. Dampen a microfiber cloth or soft sponge with the solution, then wring it out well so it is only slightly damp. Gently wipe the surface of the mat in circular motions. For tougher spots, let the solution sit for 1–2 minutes before wiping. Afterward, wipe the mat again with a clean cloth dampened only with water to remove any soap residue. This helps preserve the surface and keeps the mat feeling fresh for future practices. Please do not soak, submerge, hose down, shower, or machine-wash your mat. Too much water can damage the structure of the mat and shorten its life. Drying + Storage Let your mat air-dry fully before rolling it up. You can hang it over a shower rod or lay it flat on a towel, flipping it partway through so both sides can dry. Avoid drying your mat in direct sunlight, as prolonged sun exposure can break down the materials over time. Once dry, roll your mat loosely with the top side facing outward. This helps prevent curling and protects the grip. Store your mat in a cool, dry place, and avoid leaving it rolled up in a damp gym bag, where moisture can build up. A Few Things to Avoid To help your mat last, avoid using essential oils, vinegar, tea tree oil, alcohol-based sprays, harsh commercial cleaners, or abrasive scrubbers. Try not to apply body oils, facial serums, or heavy lotions right before practice. The mat’s surface can absorb oils quickly, which may affect its grip. Never put your mat in the washing machine or dryer. Heat, soaking, and agitation can damage the surface and structure of the mat. To Freshen Your Mat Naturally If your mat ever smells musty, lightly sprinkle baking soda over the surface and let it sit for 15 minutes. Then gently wipe it clean with a damp cloth and let it air-dry fully before rolling. With simple care, your mat can stay with you through many practices — a steady place to return to, again and again.