7 Yoga Clothes Perfect For Restorative Flows

Athleta describes the Yoga Tie Back Sweatshirt ($56, originally $79) as being made of the "softest fabric imaginable." The top's crisscross-style back is a plus, too. You can secure the piece in place so it doesn't fall during Downward Dog while still getting that breezy open feel.

Adidas's Believe This Parley 7/8 Tights ($65) are worth looking into for unrestricted support. Designed to "move as fluid as water," the retailer notes that these leggings flex with your body, are made from sweat-wicking fabric, and have a high-rise waistband for extra coverage.

Onzie says the fabric used to make its High Low Sweatshirt ($69) feels like cashmere and washes like cotton. If that combination doesn't make you want to curl up into Child's Pose and chill out immediately, I don't know what will.

I could argue that Beyond Yoga's Featherweight Spacedye Joggers ($88) are among the best summer sweatpants for yoga. Reviews describe them as "too good to be true," "extremely light, thin, and breathable," and "super soft." One pleased customer confirmed they "feel super delicate but so far have held up" and are "perfect for summer weather."

The Soft-Brushed 1/4-Zip Performance Pullover ($33) from Old Navy is a great match for achy, stiff wrists because the thumb-hole loops will keep you covered through every pose

You're probably used to a sock-free flow, but having Lululemon's Tale to Tell Quarter Socks ($28 for two pairs) close by for a warm, comfy Savasana can go a long way. These socks provide snug-fitting arch support and are made of chafe-free fabric.

Although sweatpants are great for warming up your joints, they can be a tad too cozy for the summer heat. That's where Baelef's Cotton Straight Leg Pocketed Weekend Bermuda Shorts ($22) come in handy. The loose fit, skin-friendly fabric, and soft feel will allow you to move freely and can hopefully reduce your chances of overheating.

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