Yoga pants made from wood fibers for women – comfortable and functional
If you think of wood as rough fabrics, you’ll be surprised at how soft and flexible our yoga pants for women are. They are breathable, temperature-regulating, and especially pleasant to wear – ideal for yoga, Pilates, and other physical activities.
Innovation for maximum freedom of movement
Our yoga pants for women have been developed over years to create an especially comfortable and functional fabric. By combining two materials – wood-based fibers on the outside and recycled polyester on the inside – these pants offer comfortable wear and high everyday practicality.
This material combination supports you in every movement – whether an intense yoga session or relaxed meditation.
Why our women’s yoga pants are special:

• Quick-drying properties – The materials absorb moisture quickly and transport it to the outside.
• Comfortable to wear – The fabrics feel soft on the skin and provide a balanced wearing experience.
• Breathable materials – Ideal for movement, sports, and everyday life.
• Durable and shape-retaining – Our yoga pants keep their fit and quality even after many washes.
  Yoga pants made from wood fibers – consciously developed materials
  For our yoga pants, we use, among other things, lyocell – a modern fiber based on cellulose – combined with recycled polyester. This creates soft, functional, and durable materials with pleasant wearing properties.
  Responsibly developed yoga pants
  Since 2015, we have been developing clothing made from wood fibers with a focus on comfort, quality, and long-lasting design. For production, we work with selected partners in Europe and Asia and emphasize high-quality workmanship as well as responsibly designed production processes.
  Preserving a piece of forest together
  Since 2021, we have been committed together with our community to the renaturation of a forest area in Sauerland damaged by climate change. With every order, you support this project and help preserve natural habitats in the long term.