Quick answer

Choose the Yune Stone 6mm yoga mat if you want a bolder, stone-inspired print that adds visual energy to your practice. Choose the Yune Slate 6mm yoga mat if you prefer calm neutrals that blend into your space and hide everyday marks more easily. Both share the same 6mm thickness, non-slip surface, and eco-friendly PER construction.

Shared performance: thickness, grip, and material

Both mats measure 24" × 72" × 1/4" (≈6 mm) and are made from PER (polymer environmental resin) that is free of phthalates and latex. That means you get the same cushioned support and confident grip regardless of color, so the decision comes down to aesthetics and how you use your mat.

The 6mm thickness provides a balance of joint cushioning and stability for standing poses, while the non-slip surface is designed to keep hands and feet planted during flows. Neither mat uses natural rubber, so if you have a latex allergy, both are suitable alternatives.

Color and print: Stone versus Slate

The Stone mat features a multicolor, stone-inspired print that is digitally printed with UV-cured inks. This makes it a statement piece that can energize a home studio or add personality to a shared practice space.

The Slate mat uses calm neutrals with a similar stone-inspired design, also finished with UV-cured digital inks. Its muted palette tends to show less dust and lint between cleanings, which can be practical if you practice in a busy home or prefer low-maintenance upkeep.

Price and value

At the time of writing, the Stone mat is listed at $53.82 (compared to a $78.00 comparison price), while the Slate mat is listed at $57.72 (also compared to $78.00). The difference is modest, so if you are drawn to one color over the other, the price gap is unlikely to be a deciding factor.

Both mats offer the same eco-friendly PER construction and UV-cured printing, so you are paying for the colorway rather than a difference in performance or durability.

Trade-offs to weigh before you choose

  • Visual impact vs. versatility: Stone's multicolor print adds energy but may clash with minimalist decor; Slate's neutrals are more versatile but less expressive. Consider where you will store and use the mat most often.
  • Maintenance visibility: Slate's calm neutrals hide dust and lint better than Stone's multicolor pattern, which may show debris more readily. If you prefer less frequent cleaning, Slate is the easier choice.
  • Price difference: Stone is listed at $53.82 and Slate at $57.72 (both compared to $78.00), so the cost gap is small but real. Decide if the color you love is worth the small premium.

Product facts at a glance

Who should choose which

Best for

  • Practitioners who want a bold, artistic mat that stands out in a home studio
  • Those who practice in a dedicated space where color can be a focal point
  • Anyone who prefers a multicolor 6mm yoga mat with a stone-inspired look

Not for

  • Minimalists who want their mat to blend into neutral decor
  • People who want a low-maintenance mat that hides everyday dust and lint
  • Shoppers who prioritize the lowest price over color preference