This extra-large Yoga Mat Bag will hold not only an extra-thick yoga mat, but your strap and other small necessities as well.

The Natural Fitness Hemp Yoga Mat Bag has a special double zipper running its full length creating a large mouth opening to effortlessly put your yoga mat into the bag.

The sustainable hemp/cotton fabric bag features a large adjustable carrying shoulder strap and an outside zippered pocket for all your small essentials. Made from natural hemp/cotton fabric with brown accent piping and beautiful abstract embroidered logo.

Product Features

• Oversize Mat Bag measures 28" long x 7" diameter
• Double-zip opening runs length of bag for easy in/out
• Zippers are 25" long and are 3 1/4" apart
• Adjustable shoulder strap
• Zippered pocket on outside for small essentials measures 6 3/4" wide x 6" tall
• Made of 70% Hemp / 30% Cotton blend
• Environmentally friendly
• Fits up to 27" wide yoga mats
• Fits yoga mats up to 74" long x 5/16" thick, and still has enough space on the end to tuck in a yoga strap
• by Natural Fitness

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The Hemp Twin Zip Mat Bag is made by JFit and is similar but without the embroidered Natural Fitness logo.

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About Natural Fitness

Natural Fitness is an eco-friendly yoga and fitness company. Natural Fitness uses a solar-powered web host which captures 100% of its electricity from photovoltaic panels located on its roof, uses all recycled packaging, and finally they plant a tree in the rainforest for each product sold. Planting a tree helps offset the environmental impact from manufacturing and transportation of your purchase. The trees are planted in areas of the rainforest with degraded soils from slash and burn farming, clear-cutting and over-use. The trees help stabilize erosion while rebuilding the soil and protecting nearby streams and rivers. In addition, trees absorb CO2 and other greenhouse gasses while releasing oxygen. These trees also provide important sustainable resources to the local communities such as food, fiber, building materials and fuel.