Complete Unity Yoga

Complete Unity Yoga

Teacher-designed equipment with a lighter footprint

Will and Malene spent a year living, studying and teaching at a yoga ashram in the foothills of the Himalayas. They came home with a clear problem to solve: too much yoga equipment was low quality and made from oil-based plastic. Complete Unity Yoga grew from their determination to make thoughtful equipment from natural, more sustainable materials.

Yoga practice using Complete Unity Yoga equipment

Start with where you practise

Choose 4mm for everyday cushioning or 2mm for travel

Both CompleteGrip formats use jute fabric with natural tree rubber. The 4mm mats give you more cushioning for regular home or studio use. The 2mm mat is lighter and designed to fold into luggage.

Why Complete Unity Yoga exists

Better equipment began with a problem they knew first hand

Complete Unity Yoga dates back to 2016. While living at an ashram in India, Will and Malene kept meeting the same compromise: yoga equipment that did not reflect the quality, care or environmental values they brought to the practice itself.

They began with a wider collection of mat bags, cushions, bolsters and other props made from natural materials. The products were designed by practising teachers who understood how shape, support, grip and ease of use affect the time you spend on the mat.

The flagship CompleteGrip mat came later, after years of research and development. Its jute surface and natural rubber base were chosen to create a grippy, durable mat without relying on the plastic-heavy construction that had frustrated the founders in the first place.

RSG came to the range for the same reason. We wanted yoga equipment that could do a proper job without treating virgin oil-based plastics as the only option. What keeps Complete Unity Yoga relevant is not an abstract sustainability line. It is the combination of useful design, teacher-led detail and materials chosen with more care.

Start with the role the product needs to play. A mat, bolster, meditation cushion, carry bag and acupressure mat are not interchangeable, and the clearest route through the range is to choose the job first.

Thanks for being here.

Tony
Founder, Ready Sweat Go

Designed by teachers

Will and Malene bring thousands of hours of yoga teacher training to the way each product is developed.

Rooted in practice

The idea began after a year of living, studying and teaching at an ashram near the Himalayas.

Natural materials

Jute, natural tree rubber, buckwheat hull and coconut fibre replace plastic-heavy default choices across the range.

Developed for the job

The flagship CompleteGrip mat followed years of research and testing rather than a quick catalogue launch.

Choose with confidence

Build the setup around how you actually practise

Start with the product's job, then compare thickness, support, materials, dimensions and care. The right setup may be one good mat, not a room full of equipment.

Home, studio or travel?

Choose a 4mm mat when cushioning and everyday use matter most. Choose the 2mm mat when lower weight and the ability to fold it into luggage matter more.

Bolster or meditation cushion?

A bolster supports more of the body through restorative poses. A meditation cushion gives you a smaller, firmer seat. Use the dimensions on each product page to check the fit.

Carrying more than a mat?

The mat bags are useful when you also take clothing, a bottle and small valuables. If the mat rarely leaves home, a bag may not be necessary.

Considering acupressure?

Treat RelaxFast as a separate product with its own directions. Start gently, follow the current guidance and seek qualified advice if you have a medical condition or are unsure whether it suits you.

Keep exploring

Useful next routes

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Good to know

Questions before you choose

What is the difference between the 4mm and 2mm mats?

The 4mm CompleteGrip mat is the more cushioned everyday choice. The 2mm mat is lighter and foldable, so it is easier to pack for travel. Both use a jute surface with natural tree rubber. Check the exact current dimensions and care instructions on the product page.

What is CompleteGrip?

Complete Unity Yoga uses the name CompleteGrip for its combination of hand-crafted jute fabric and natural tree rubber. The texture is designed to provide a non-slip surface without a plastic top layer.

What should I check about the materials?

The mats contain natural tree rubber and jute. Other products use materials including jute fabric, buckwheat hull and coconut fibre. Check the exact product page and packaging if you have an allergy, sensitivity or material requirement.

How do I look after the equipment?

Care varies by product. Wipe the mats with the recommended natural cleaning solution and allow them to dry properly. Covers and fabric products have their own washing instructions, so check the exact product page before cleaning.

Can I still compare a product that is currently sold out?

Yes. A sold-out product can remain visible so you can compare its purpose and details with the available options. The product card and product page show its current availability.

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