The yoga chain Triyoga has collapsed, leaving roughly 100 teachers without payment, according to The Guardian. Bailiffs have also been brought in at the business, the outlet reported on Saturday.
The Guardian described Triyoga as a "groundbreaking" studio in its coverage of the closure. The report centers on the financial fallout for the instructors who worked there and who remain owed money.
The Guardian's account, published on October 3, 2026, links the enforcement action and the unpaid teaching staff to the wider failure of the studio business. The outlet did not, in the material available, detail the size of the debts, the names of those affected, or the reasons behind the collapse.
Triyoga had built a reputation as a prominent name in the yoga sector, which is what makes the scale of the unpaid wages notable in The Guardian's telling. The presence of bailiffs indicates that creditors have moved to recover what they are owed, though the outlet's reporting does not specify which parties instructed them or what assets were targeted.
For the teachers involved, the immediate question is whether any of the money owed to them will be recovered. The Guardian's report does not say what, if anything, has been promised to staff.
What to watch next: whether Triyoga's remaining assets are liquidated and whether the unpaid instructors receive any portion of what they are owed.
