This is our humble attempt to bring you closer to India, the birthplace of yoga. A country where harmony thrives in the madness and chaos of a billion souls.
As the teacher asked us to gently breathe into the asana, it was difficult to imagine breathing into plastic pants that have become the popular choice for yoga.
Nose down into a PET mat in Bhujangasana, breathing seemed a poor option and the irony did not go unnoticed.
From there we started a two year long deep dive into the history of yoga. Alongside we worked with fabric and material experts to help develop products that were sustainable, had optimum performance and looked great.
Proyog is derived from a Bengali word 'prayog' that means 'Experiment' or 'Application' and yoga is about both. Pro stands for Professional and yog stand for Yoga. The Downward Dog logo comes from our love for our four-legged friends and the pose that they inspire.
We celebrate yoga in all forms with people across the globe. We hope you find the products are everything you need for your practice.
If yoga comes from India, the onus of true yoga wear cannot be on the world.
So it is with the utmost respect that we present Proyog, the world’s first
super-specialized yoga attire for serious practitioners. It is designed to
enhance the practice.
Proyog is no sportswear in disguise. In fact, it’s a clarion call to millions of
present-day yoga lovers who still wear polyester. Unaware of the innate
contradiction, or the harm they invite.
Naturally breathable, Proyog is meant to liberate.To free the body so the
mind can focus. It is the polar opposite of synthetic. Soft and stretchable,
neither too tight nor too loose, Proyog moves along with the body as you
breathe in and out of asanas.
Our purpose is pure and simple.
The perfect yoga wear can distil and deepen your yoga experience.
Proyog’s line of yoga wear products is available to serious practitioners
worldwide.
...is the genesis of our clothing. Yoga clothes should be neither too tight, nor too loose. We deserve garments that do not make their presence felt during practice.
They are not only harmful to the body but also the environment. When we wash plastic garments, the micro fibres enter the oceans and pollute the sea life. But 90% yoga practitioners still wear plastic products. We have made it our mission to offer a sustainable alternative.
