Steady Poses on Sweaty Limbs

Dean Yeong, Co-Founder, Wolo Yoga

04-Apr-25 10:00

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Slippery mats are a common challenge shared by yoga enthusiasts. Recognising a significant gap in the local market for high-quality, eco-friendly yoga mats, Wolo Yoga was founded in 2021. The company is dedicated to providing vegan leather mats that not only enhance grip and durability but also contribute to environmental sustainability. Initiatives include planting a tree for each product sold and supporting carbon offset projects.

Today on Open For Business, we speak to Dean Yeong, Co-Founder of Wolo Yoga. We'll explore the origins of Wolo Yoga, delve into the research and development process of their products, and discuss their deep commitment to sustainability practices.

Co-Produced by: Wei San Lee

Produced by: Richard Bradbury

Presented by: Richard Bradbury

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Categories: markets, SME, entrepreneurs

Tags: vegan yoga mats, sustainable initiatives, yoga accessories, local startups, bootstrapped startups,

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