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Brand my Yoga

make space.
for a little support.

Find a place for a sponsor in your yoga routine without turning every moment of your practice into a promotion.

Your routine, your terms

Choose moments that respect your practice

You decide which parts of your routine belong in a campaign. A bottle beside your gear or an after-practice layer can show a sponsor without requiring footage of a whole session. Describe the setting and the content you are comfortable sharing before a brand books.

  • Set boundaries for where and when you will create content.
  • Keep health or product-benefit claims out of the offer unless substantiated.
  • Get permission for studio spaces and other people appearing in photos.

Find your placement

on you. on your kit.

Garment, colour, size, print area and UK delivery are confirmed before production. Catalogue inclusion is not a stock or technical-performance guarantee. Body branding is arranged separately through a specialist supplier.

From idea to approved placement

make the agreement clear.

  1. Describe your offer

    Choose the item, dates, placement and content you will deliver.

  2. Approve the details

    Agree the brand and artwork before the production check.

  3. Show what you delivered

    Upload placement proof and link the disclosed campaign content.

12.5% of the sponsorship price goes to BrandmyWorkout. You keep 87.5%. Production and delivery are shown separately; the platform covers payment processing.

Good to know

Yoga sponsorship questions

Can I brand a yoga mat?

Yoga mats are not in our current Gelato-backed selection. Listed bottles and clothing are the starting points for a campaign.

Can I keep my practice private?

Yes. Offer only the moments you are comfortable sharing. Your deliverables should describe those boundaries so the brand knows what to expect.

Do sponsorship posts need disclosure?

Use the content-disclosure requirements agreed for the campaign. Paid sponsorship should be apparent to the audience; see our content disclosure rules before publishing.

How it works · Content disclosure rules · Production and delivery