Sarah Chambers is the founder of Hugger Mugger™. She was an accomplished woodworker when she discovered Yoga. The sport's tremendous impact of her health made Yoga a way of life for Sarah. She began developing wooden and fabric tools to help with her practice in 1986.
She began developing products for fellow yogis, including the company's namesake, Hugger Muggers. She developed apparel meant to conceal and comfort. Since the word "hugger-mugger" means "to conceal" the catchy name, Hugger Mugger fit.
Among Hugger Mugger's most notable designs is the Tapas Sticky Mat. Predecessor mats were not designed specifically for Yoga and would deteriorate quickly with use. The Tapas Sticky Mat was the first long-term performance yoga mat and continues to set the standards for the industry. For more than 25 years, Hugger Mugger has been known as an innovator of technically advanced yoga products serving yoga teachers and students throughout the world. For every online sale, Hugger Mugger gives back by donating a percentage of the profit to a different organization each quarter.
Reviews and Questions
- Linda W.Verified BuyerRated 4 out of 5 stars5 months agoReviewingHugger Mugger Uinta Yoga Bag PurpleLightweight
And this was a good purchase however, it did not fit the yoga bag. I intended it for. That’s OK because I used it to house one of my others. If you want something that’s light weight but sturdy I would recommend to purchase.
- Taylor S.Verified BuyerRated 4 out of 5 stars7 months agoReviewingHugger Mugger Uinta Yoga Bag PewterIt’s a bag…
It’s a bag…
- Kristen P.Verified BuyerRated 5 out of 5 stars2 years agoReviewingHugger Mugger Uinta Yoga Bag BlackLove this carrying tote!
I was worried it would be a tight fit for my mat, but it has plenty of room and has a draw string to tighten before you go. Also has a little pocket for your key which is nice.
- Jeffrey G.Verified BuyerRated 3 out of 5 stars2 years agoReviewingHugger Mugger Uinta Yoga Bag BlackOkay bag
They were sold out of other better options. This bag will do the job but it's a little bit of a hassle putting the mat in and worse taking it out - you have work the bag down the mat to get the mat out.
