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ALO Yoga launches the Sunset Sneaker


TODAY, ALO Yoga has released the Sunset Sneaker, the latest addition to its growing footwear collection. Designed to transition easily from yoga studio to the street, it’s the third sneaker launched by the brand since it entered the category in 2023.

As with ALO, the silhouette is clean, minimal, and features a low-profile made using a soft suede upper, a recovery foam insole, and finished with wide laces. The style has been designed for all-day wear with comfort at the forefront.

ALO Yoga Sunset Sneaker

“With the Sunset Sneaker, we wanted to create something that felt effortlessly elevated — a shoe that moves seamlessly from studio to street while staying true to ALO’s foundation of wellness and mindful movement,” expressed Abby Gordon, Chief Officer of Design and Merchandising at ALO.

Inspired by LA’s Sunset Boulevard, the sneaker comes in two neutral tones, black and sand, and continues ALO’s footwear approach, following the Recovery Mode and ALO Runner models, which focused on recovery and performance.

ALO Yoga Sunset Sneaker

Summer Nacewicz, EVP of Creative and Marketing at ALO, said on the new style: “Each sneaker launch is an opportunity to expand the ALO world through storytelling, culture, and style. The Sunset Sneaker captures that laid-back, elevated energy our community lives for — minimal, versatile, and rooted in the rhythm of LA. It’s not just what you wear, it’s how you live in it.”

by Felicity Carter

The Sunset Sneaker is available now on aloyoga.com and in ALO stores, priced at $225.

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