Stretch and breathe. Open and release.
Fine instruction for yoga. Not so helpful instruction for your wallet.
You can finally throw out those ratty old sweats and get some real yoga-wear — and you don’t have to break the bank to do it.
When I first got very serious about yoga, I wanted some serious yoga gear. So I bought a pair of the $100 brand-name yoga pants that just scream “om” — and they’re fantastic. But I haven’t bought a single other thing from that line because the un-Zen-like high prices give me a bad case of “sticker shock-ra.”
Now those yoga pants have been relegated to the bottom of the pile in my closet.
The ones I’ve found myself spending all of my time in? The ones I can’t live without? They’re $24.50.
The no-name little yoga pants can be found on VictoriasSecret.com — I bought 4 for the price of one of the pricey pants, and I haven’t worn another style since.
Unlike other bargain yoga pants, these ones actually look good <em>and</em> feel good. They hug all the right places, minimize those parts of us we think are not-so-right, and the fold-over top (in an array of colors that add a touch of <em>a-ha!</em> to your <em>asanas</em>), is flattering for any tummy type: from flat to buddha. They also come in cropped or long styles, so there’s something for every body.
But most importantly, they do what they’re supposed to do — stretch.
So your budget doesn’t have to.
Heather B. Allison – Fashion/Style Editor




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