Nagnata
Australian label from Byron Bay, started in 2017 by sisters Laura and Hannah May, which treats activewear as knitwear. Pieces are knitted from organic cotton and merino instead of cut from stretch jersey, with the striped Yin Yang leggings as the signature. Collections are small, production runs are short, and the technical knit is designed to be worn as clothing, not only in a studio.
For women who do slow, warm practice, yin yoga, barre, pilates, and who want a piece that reads as design rather than sportswear. Everyone else should note the obvious: prices reach several hundred dollars for leggings, the knit is warm and unsuitable for running or hot rooms, and the size range is narrow. Careful washing is required, and stock is limited enough that a wanted style often simply is not available.
Pros
- Knitted from organic cotton and merino
- Distinct striped design signature
- Wearable as everyday clothing
- Small runs, no mass production
- Made to be kept for years
Cons
- Several hundred dollars per legging
- Warm knit, wrong for hot rooms
- Narrow size range
- Limited stock and careful washing
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