Help find me some yoga clothes

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I'm after some leggings/ slightly loose trousers and a non fitted top ideally with long sleeves, not cropped, no hood.
I'm size 12 on top, 14 on the bottom.
Any makes you'd recommend, and what is their sizing like? Ideally don't want to be paying £££, like sweaty Betty, but will pay 30-40 for each if they are decent quality.
Thanks!

I love Bam clothing, sustainable, more affordable than other yoga brands, I find them comfy and lasted me years of washing with no bobbling.

Oh sorry, Size wise I've always found Bam to be true to size, I'm tall and at the upper end of a 16 and they aren't skimpy. A size 16 from some of the dearer brands are way too tight.

Fabulous - thanks!

I find M&S Goodmove is a nice range at sensible prices.

I’ve got a fair bit from Sainsbury’s. Their sports range is great.

Decathlon is very reasonable and has a wide range of sportswear.

I've tried M&S but found their sizes off. Hadn't thought about Decathlon, or considered Sainsbury's- thanks for the suggestions

I highly recommend Oysho. Know the brand from Spain but you can buy it online in the UK as well. Their leggings are wonderful, last ages, far better than any I purchased at Lulu Lemon beforehand.

I absolutely love Asquith. So soft and comfy. Slightly more expensive at full price than what you specified, but there’s often a 15/20% off code to be had and they do a good end of season sale. I’ve lived in their harem pants over lockdown.

I’m a 12-14 and find medium fits me well.

Sorry this answering your question at all, but have you actually tried yoga in a non-fitted top? If they are too baggy you'll spend the whole time pulling them back down as they end up round your armpits during anything like downward dog, forward bends etc. Very annoying. Don't go too loose.

I also really like Sainsburys. Their clothes are pretty true to size or maybe slightly generous.

Tikiboo or Flanci if you want some patterned leggings. Both really good and "squat proof" fabric, sizing generous on both I would say.

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Sorry this answering your question at all, but have you actually tried yoga in a non-fitted top? If they are too baggy you'll spend the whole time pulling them back down as they end up round your armpits during anything like downward dog, forward bends etc. Very annoying. Don't go too loose.

I also really like Sainsburys. Their clothes are pretty true to size or maybe slightly generous.

I've done yoga in a T-shirt and tracksuit bottoms - big mistake. Better with fitted top and leggings if you don't want to flash anyone.