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Yoga shirt flowing batwing "ala" - ivory
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Yoga shirt flowing batwing "ala" - ivory
Pro: Nice back part
Batwing sleeves prevent sweaty armpits during strenuous...
Batwing sleeves prevent sweaty armpits during strenuous...
Elke writes:
Pro: Nice back part
Batwing sleeves prevent sweaty armpits during strenuous exercise or when
it is warmer in summer
Tight waistband at the end prevents slipping up during exercise because normal shirts
Shirts quickly slip up at the waistband and then hang in the middle of the abdomen
Contra: unfortunately I could still only give 2 stars because the waterfall neckline at the
Neck/chest area for all yoga exercises where you bend over the front, e.g. Uttanasana
e.g. Uttanasana, Padottanasana or downward looking dog
It then hangs in the face, rests against the nose or the entire neckline is
over the face and the head is almost stuck in the shirt
In my opinion, a yoga shirt should always be cut relatively tightly at the neckline and waistband and a little wider at the armpits for more air circulation. A scoop neck or a waterfall neckline looks nice, but they are not always very suitable for the exercises.
So far I haven't found a single shirt that is really practical for yoga.
Batwing sleeves prevent sweaty armpits during strenuous exercise or when
it is warmer in summer
Tight waistband at the end prevents slipping up during exercise because normal shirts
Shirts quickly slip up at the waistband and then hang in the middle of the abdomen
Contra: unfortunately I could still only give 2 stars because the waterfall neckline at the
Neck/chest area for all yoga exercises where you bend over the front, e.g. Uttanasana
e.g. Uttanasana, Padottanasana or downward looking dog
It then hangs in the face, rests against the nose or the entire neckline is
over the face and the head is almost stuck in the shirt
In my opinion, a yoga shirt should always be cut relatively tightly at the neckline and waistband and a little wider at the armpits for more air circulation. A scoop neck or a waterfall neckline looks nice, but they are not always very suitable for the exercises.
So far I haven't found a single shirt that is really practical for yoga.