The perfect yoga top can make all the difference

Sick of tops that ride up, chafe, or just don't give you the amount of support you require? Shop Your Fave Yoga Top Now is  Not just a shop-ify in the title; a promise to help you find the perfect piece be it your wardrobe staple for the derra of yoga; but for others it can be your 1st. In this guide, we will discover what to look for in a yoga top — so that you can feel your best while practicing on the mat. Support and Fit

Support is the cornerstone of a good yoga top

 Think about the amount of assistance you need. Restorative yoga, for example, often only requires a loose fit, while high-impact flows like Vinyasa need additional support, usually using built-in bras or compressive materials. The fit is important here as well, because a top that acts as a supervised nipple-hugging bungee cord does not allow for full range of motion. Skip the tops that are overly tight, as this restricts blood flow and also easy breathing. On the other hand, a top that fits too loosely can make it distracting and may not a good form-fitting providing comfort for the clothes one would like to wear that day.

Some styles provide more support than others

 Good coverage and movement with racerback tops, then there are the cropped tops that can look great and are more comfortable for a lot of women. A tank top is the classic one while long sleeves will keep you warm on colder days, and offer protection against UV rays as your practice outside. Try different styles and see what suits your body type and preferred yoga style the best.
Fabric and Breathability

When it comes to a yoga top, fabric is key in terms of comfort and performance

 Choosing moisture-wicking fabrics is really important if you are taking part in some heavy duty practice and looking for comfort. Seek out moisture-wicking materials such as polyester, nylon or blends that actually draw sweat away from your body. Breathability also plays an important role; warm up is avoided by wearing a breathable fabric that will contribute to temperature regulations.

Survey Your Yoga

 Hot yoga requires a fabric that is extremely breathable and moisture-wicking. In cooler practices a heavier weight fabric may provide a bit more comfort and warmth. Some, but not all, natural fibers such as organic cotton are acceptable, but will not often be as moisture-wicking as a synthetic fiber.

Style and Aesthetics

Your yoga top should be functional above all other things, but that doesn't mean that style is to be neglected. Tip #2: Pick a top that you feel works for you Think about what colors and prints you gravitate toward and suit your taste. They come in a variety of styles, colors, and designs, and most brands have tons to choose from so you can easily find a top that meets your tastes.
Consider the final look you are going for. Would you like it to be simple and minimalistic in design, or rather bold and colorful? A good yoga top, can be a fashion statement, reflecting your personality in and outside of yoga studio. In the end, if you pick a yoga top that you love, it will only enhance your yoga experience.