YogaClub is a monthly yoga clothing and apparel subscription box curated based on your preferences. Each pieces are brand name clothes, but at a fraction of the retail prices! There are three kinds of membership you can choose from: The MANTRA (1 pair of premium brand leggings for $49), The KARMA (2-piece quality brand outfit for $69) and the GURU (3-piece premium brand outfit for $79). Shipping is $6.95 to USA and $9.95 to Canada.
Updates: The MANTRA and the KARMA boxes has been discontinued. They are also shipping to the UK now, the prices are:
- Guru Monthly for £71.99 + £8.39 shipping (including VAT)
- Guru Seasonal (delivered every three months) for £77.99 + £8.39 shipping (including VAT)
This review is for the GURU box.
Yoga Club now have services to make exchanges on your item, and there’s even a community for Canadian subscribers!
DEAL: Save 25% on your first box. Use coupon code HELLOSUB.
Each box is unique, based on your subscription choices, but some of the featured brands in the Guru Box includes Manduka, Onzie and Nux. Also, each box sold provides a yoga class to a child in need.
When you first subscribe to YogaClub, you have two options: either you go with a pre-set style (Classic, Fun and Free, All Style) or you answer a couple of questions to get styled in more details. When you get styled, you can decide you prefer to have classic neutral pants with fun and colourful tops for example. In the Get Styled, you can also choose the type of pants or top that you prefer (capri vs long pants, t-shirt vs tank top, etc).
Everything was nicely wrapped in the box. Once again, my profile was set on neutral solid color for the tops and the pants, but “anything goes” for the bra.
This month, I’ve received a fun bra, a pair of dark navy 7/8 leggings and a simple grey shirt, all in small size.
Malana Sports Bra by Thread for Thoughts (the label said $54, but it’s on sale for $24 on the company<s website). Made with wicking material that stretches with your body, this bra is super soft! I love the fun design. It’s on the thicker side, and single lined with no pocket for removable cup. The lack of extra layer wasn’t a problem on this specific bra as nothing showed up, even though it was cold!
I like how high the straps are in the back, the elastic band is wide enough all around to prevent the front of the bra to move up while jumping around (which is a problem with small bust).
This was my favorite item in this month’s box, I could sleep with it!
Vimmia High Waist 7/8 leggings in Night ($70). Comfortable leggings, they feel a bit short at the ankle, but it’s not really a problem. They are 4-way stretch, and the high waist is no joke! The are squat proof, and they’ll be perfect to go on a run. They do everything they should do, but I will admit they are not exciting. No details, the fabric is not extra soft, the color is very neutral. It stays in place thanks to a small elastic running around the top part of the high waist, so it might dig in the skin if it’s too tight. I’m not a big fan of these kind of elastic, but it stays in place, so it’s fine.
They look great with the bra!
Free People Wonder Tank Top in Dark Heather Grey. It’s a cute little top, but is it me or Free People clothes have a loose fit? I like loose yoga clothes, so that wasn’t a problem.
It’s an ok top, with just a bit of fun design around the sleeves, but nothing overly exciting. I love sleeveless tops, so this is a good piece to go from yoga class to grocery shopping.
The outfit in the wild.
The outfit is fine all together, but it’s not something I would have picked up. It’s functional, I will wear everything until they fall apart, but I wanted something more in this box. I will probably mix the pieces with other pieces for some needed oomph and I’ve adjusted my profile to get some fun design and more colors (it’s my third pair of blue leggings in a row. I love blue, it’s my favorite color, but I like variety.) The bra is amazing though, I wouldn’t change it at all!
If you know of a brand that doesn’t fit you or that you don’t want, a style that you prefer, or any other thing you want to let them know, you can send them an email and they will make a note to your account. And if you want to change your subscription (from Guru to Mantra, for example) or the schedule (instead of monthly, you want the box quarterly), you just need to send them a message through your account and they will make the arrangements as soon as possible.
Have you tried YogaClub? What do you think of this month’s personalized selection?
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