Cotopaxi Yoga

Frequently Asked Questions

• What makes Cotopaxi yoga apparel more sustainable than typical activewear?

  Cotopaxi follows a "Three Rs" approach—repurposed, recycled, or responsibly sourced materials—using remnant taffeta, repurposed fabric scraps (Del Día), and recycled polyester where possible to cut waste and reduce virgin-plastic use. The brand tracks progress toward 100% responsible materials and designs pieces with patchwork construction that upcycles manufacturing leftovers, while also directing a portion of revenue to humanitarian causes.
• How is a Del Día yoga piece different from a standard colorway?

  Del Día items are made from repurposed fabric scraps, so each piece features unique, multi‑colored patchwork and there are no two exactly alike. Beyond the one‑of‑a‑kind look, Del Día maintains the same performance-oriented fabrics and construction—lightweight, durable, and built for active outdoor use.
• Are Cotopaxi yoga leggings and tops suitable for outdoor or travel yoga?

  Yes, Cotopaxi apparel emphasizes lightweight, durable, and weather‑resistant fabrics that stand up to travel, hiking, and outdoor movement while remaining comfortable for yoga. Many pieces feature ergonomic cuts and encased waistbands for non‑digging comfort, though most items prioritize multifunctional outdoor performance rather than studio‑specific features like silicone grip panels.
• How should I choose a size for Cotopaxi yoga apparel if I plan to use it for both studio and outdoor activities?

  Start with the brand’s sizing chart on the product page and read item‑specific notes and reviews, as Cotopaxi styles tend toward loose, airy, and multi‑activity fits. For a closer, studio‑style feel pick your usual size; if you want room for layering or hiking base layers, consider sizing up one size—pay special attention to waist construction (encased waistbands) and inseam specs for mobility.
• How do Cotopaxi yoga leggings compare to traditional studio-focused yoga leggings?

  Cotopaxi leggings prioritize durability, weather resistance, and sustainable materials—often made from recycled or repurposed fabrics—and feature bolder, adventure‑ready styling compared with studio leggings. Traditional studio leggings typically emphasize higher compression, targeted support, and features like silicone waist grips or ultra‑slick fabrics for hot yoga, so choose Cotopaxi for travel and outdoor versatility and studio‑specific brands if you need maximum compression or grip.