Good news for anyone who lives in leggings: ALO Yoga is coming to Causeway Bay. Branded hoardings have gone up on the ground floor of Lee Garden Two on Yun Ping Road, confirming that the cult Los Angeles activewear label is preparing to open its second Hong Kong store, following its debut at K11 MUSEA in Tsim Sha Tsui.
No official opening date has been announced yet, but hoardings usually mean fit-out is well underway, so we’re expecting doors to open in the coming months. We’ll update this story as soon as we have confirmed dates.
Take a tour of the ALO Yoga K11 MUSEA Store here
Why we’re excited
If you haven’t come across ALO before, it’s the brand behind those buttery-soft leggings that have taken over studio car parks and school gates worldwide. The fabrics are genuinely comfortable with no tugging or adjusting, the silhouettes are flattering, and the neutral palette means everything mixes and matches effortlessly. Expect leggings, sports bras, lounge sets and studio-to-street staples, plus a menswear range of soft tees, joggers, shorts and training gear that looks just as good off the mat.
A Causeway Bay location also makes life considerably easier for Hong Kong Island families, with no cross-harbour trip required. The Lee Gardens area is an easy one to build a morning around too, with plenty of cafés nearby for a post-Pilates coffee, and it’s walkable from Causeway Bay MTR.
Stay tuned here for the official opening date!
We're big fans of ALO for one simple reason: it's the activewear that actually keeps up with a Hong Kong day. The leggings stay put through Pilates, the fabrics are soft enough to live in, and the neutral palette means you can go from a morning class to school pickup to lunch with friends without a single outfit change. Throw on a matching set and the whole day feels a little more put-together, even if it isn't.
Mums who want gym kit that doesn't look like gym kit, dads after decent joggers and training tees, and teens who have already been asking for it. It's also a solid gifting shortcut when you need something that feels like a treat but will genuinely get worn.
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