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THE YOGA CENTER NIKE SPHERE THERMAL CORE WARMER This top performs equally well on the yoga mat, getting there or out at night in Manhattan-it was inadvertently tested for all. Nike's new Dry-FITTM fabric creates a microclimate of comfort (not too hot, not too sweaty) next to the skin and the piece wicks gallons before becoming saturated. Seamless construction and four- way stretch mean total comfort and ease of movement. Nike, www.nikesphere.com. $60 MILLET SOFT SHELL For moodier days, you'll want to approach or leave the center without a care for the weather. This softshell is so lightweight and breathable that it feels more like a thick shirt. It is slim fitted, and made of Gore Next to Skin technology (N2S)-laminated 3-layer fabric to keep you protected from the wind and rain. Millet, www.millet.fr. 800-514-4807, $179 clothing for all conditions toll free - 1 866 269 431 8 WWW.ULTRANECTAR.COM ......... 4tI WHITE SIERRA KAZ HOODIE AND KAZPANT Like tea on a rainy day, this 97 percent cotton, 3 percent Spandex French terry set just feels comfort- able. The pants have a draw cord and wide legs, and the hoodie has a kangaroo pocket and full zip. They're perfect to slip on after class, when spring is in the air, but you don't want to get a post-yoga chill. White Sierra, www.whitesierra.com. $45 (hoodie), $40 (pants) CULTURAL STIMULI weekly email newsletter covering arts, music and cultural events sign up at flavorpill.net LINDSAY CLAGUE BAGS Just one good idea amongst many yoga bags coming from yoga-specific and outdoor companies, including Prana and Lululemon. Lindsay Clague bags are individually designed, handmade yoga bags that cross over into all aspects of an active urban lifestyle . They are custom made from raw, Chinese and Indian silks. Lindsay Clague Bags, www.lindsayclague.com. $75 to $150

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