Alo Yoga Size Chart: Sizes, Fit, and Style Guide 2026
The Alo Yoga size chart runs from XXS to 2X for women and XS to XL for men, with most styles fitting true to size when measured correctly at the waist, hips, and bust. Getting the right size in Alo’s different fabric lines matters more than it does with most activewear brands because each fabric technology behaves differently under the tension and movement demands of yoga.
Fit matters for more than aesthetics. Research published in the International Journal of Yoga has noted that practitioners who feel physically restricted or distracted by clothing fit demonstrate reduced focus and body awareness during practice. Comfort and confidence in what you are wearing directly support the quality of your time on the mat.
This guide covers how to measure yourself accurately, size charts for women and men across all major product categories, how Alo’s different fabrics affect sizing decisions, what to do between sizes, and how sizing choices affect performance in different yoga styles.
Alo Yoga Size Chart
The Alo Yoga size chart for women covers sizes XXS through 2X, and the men’s range covers XS through XL, with measurements taken at the waist, hips, and bust or chest determining the correct size for most garment categories.
Alo Yoga sizes its clothing in a format consistent with standard US activewear sizing, but with a fit philosophy that leans slightly compressive compared to casual loungewear brands. Understanding this compression-forward philosophy before consulting the chart helps you interpret your measurements more accurately.
Below is the general Alo Yoga women’s sizing overview based on publicly documented and community-verified measurement ranges as of 2025 to 2026:
| Size | Waist (inches) | Hip (inches) | Bust (inches) | US Size Equivalent |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| XXS | 23 to 24 | 33 to 34 | 31 to 32 | 00 to 0 |
| XS | 24.5 to 25.5 | 34.5 to 35.5 | 32.5 to 33.5 | 0 to 2 |
| S | 26 to 27 | 36 to 37 | 34 to 35 | 4 to 6 |
| M | 27.5 to 29 | 37.5 to 39 | 35.5 to 37 | 8 to 10 |
| L | 29.5 to 31 | 39.5 to 41 | 37.5 to 39 | 12 to 14 |
| XL | 31.5 to 33 | 41.5 to 43 | 39.5 to 41 | 14 to 16 |
| 2X | 33.5 to 36 | 43.5 to 46 | 41.5 to 44 | 18 to 20 |
These figures represent general ranges. Always take your own measurements and compare them to the specific product’s size chart, as inseam lengths and rise heights vary by style.
Quick Summary:
- Measure at your natural waist (narrowest point above the hips), not at the belly button.
- Measure hips at the widest point, typically 7 to 9 inches below the natural waist.
- Bust measurement goes across the fullest part of the chest, parallel to the floor.
Alo Yoga Sizing Guide Overview
The Alo Yoga sizing guide is best understood as a compression-first system, meaning the garments are designed to hold close to the body during movement rather than drape loosely, and this intentional compression is built into the standard size range rather than representing an error in sizing.
This matters because first-time Alo buyers often panic when a new legging or bra feels tight in the fitting room. That initial tightness is usually the fabric doing its job. Airlift and Airbrush fabrics are specifically engineered to provide compressive support through a full range of motion. A garment that feels borderline when standing will typically feel correct and supportive when moving through yoga poses.
The sizing guide covers four main categories, and each has a slightly different fit approach:
| Category | Fit Philosophy | Sizing Tendency |
|---|---|---|
| Leggings (Airlift, Airbrush) | Compressive, body-close | True to size; some go up one size for comfort preference |
| Sports Bras | Band-first, then cup support | True to size for band; check cup depth separately |
| Tops and Tanks (Alosoft) | Relaxed, soft | True to size or size down for a closer fit |
| Shorts (Biker, Running) | Compressive through thigh | True to size; short inseam may suit shorter legs |
Alo Yoga does not use standard cup sizing for its bras, which makes sports bra selection particularly reliant on the band measurement and style category. This is covered in depth in the sports bra section below.
Pose Tip:
- If you are between a true compression fit and a relaxed fit preference, go up one size for Airlift leggings.
- For Alosoft tops, sizing down creates a closer, more fitted look.
- For bras, band fit is more important than how the garment looks on a hanger.
Does Alo Yoga Run Small or True to Size?
Alo Yoga generally runs true to size for most body types when measurements are taken correctly, though the compressive fabrics can feel one size smaller than expected for buyers accustomed to non-compressive activewear or casual clothing.

The most common complaint in the Alo yoga community is that leggings feel “tight” on first wear. In most cases, this is not a sizing error. It reflects the intentional compression of Alo’s performance fabrics. That said, there are specific product categories where sizing up is genuinely recommended by experienced wearers.
Alo Yoga sizing tendency by product type:
- Airlift Leggings: True to size for most. Size up if you prefer less compression or if your hips measure at the upper end of a size range.
- Airbrush Leggings: Slightly more compressive than Airlift. Many buyers with athletic thighs or a larger hip-to-waist ratio size up one size.
- Alosoft Tops: True to size or slightly generous. Some buyers size down for a more fitted look.
- Sports Bras: True to size based on band measurement. Cups vary by style.
- Shorts: True to size. The short inseam (approximately 2.5 inches for biker shorts) suits those with a shorter inseam.
One practical test: if your waist measurement falls in the middle of a size range, you are likely in a true-to-size fit. If your waist is true to one size but your hips fall in the next size up, choose the larger size for leggings and bottoms. The waistband can accommodate, but the hip seam cannot stretch without distorting the garment.
Key Takeaway: Alo Yoga runs true to size by measurement, but the compressive fabric philosophy means first-time buyers should take body measurements before ordering rather than relying on their usual clothing size from other brands.
How to Measure for Alo Yoga
Measuring correctly for Alo Yoga requires four key measurements: natural waist, hip circumference, bust or chest circumference, and inseam length for full-length or 7/8 length leggings.
Every sizing mistake starts with an inaccurate measurement. A soft measuring tape is the only reliable tool. Do not use a metal tape measure or estimate based on clothing tags from other brands, especially if those brands use different fit philosophies.
Step-by-step measurement guide for Alo Yoga:
- Natural waist: Stand relaxed. Find the narrowest point of your torso, typically 1 to 2 inches above the belly button. Wrap the tape around this point without pulling tight or letting it sag. Record in inches.
- Hip circumference: Stand with feet together. Find the widest point of your hips and seat, usually 7 to 9 inches below the natural waist. Keep the tape parallel to the floor. Record in inches.
- Bust or chest: For women, wrap the tape across the fullest part of the chest, across the nipple line, parallel to the floor. For men, measure across the fullest part of the chest, arms relaxed at sides. Record in inches.
- Inseam: Stand barefoot with feet slightly apart. Measure from the crotch seam down the inside of one leg to the floor. This determines whether a full-length or 7/8 inseam will hit at the right point on your leg. Record in inches.
- Compare your measurements to the specific product chart, not the general size guide. Leggings, shorts, and bras each have their own measurement specifications.
Measurement tip for yoga practitioners: Measure after a practice session when the body is slightly warm and settled, not first thing in the morning when tissue can be more compressed. This gives a measurement that reflects your body at its most active.
Alo Yoga Women’s Size Chart
The Alo Yoga women’s size chart spans XXS to 2X, and choosing the correct size requires matching your waist and hip measurements to the chart and defaulting to the larger size when measurements fall between two options.
Alo Yoga’s women’s range has expanded its extended sizing in recent years, with 1X and 2X sizes now available across most core legging and sports bra styles. This is a meaningful development for the brand, which has historically been criticized for a narrow size range.
Alo Yoga Women’s Full Size Chart (2025 to 2026):
| Size | Waist (in) | Hip (in) | Bust (in) | Approx. US Dress Size |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| XXS | 23 to 24 | 33 to 34 | 31 to 32 | 00 |
| XS | 24.5 to 25.5 | 34.5 to 35.5 | 32.5 to 33.5 | 0 to 2 |
| S | 26 to 27 | 36 to 37 | 34 to 35 | 4 to 6 |
| M | 27.5 to 29 | 37.5 to 39 | 35.5 to 37 | 8 to 10 |
| L | 29.5 to 31 | 39.5 to 41 | 37.5 to 39 | 12 to 14 |
| XL | 31.5 to 33 | 41.5 to 43 | 39.5 to 41 | 14 to 16 |
| 1X | 34 to 36 | 44 to 46 | 42 to 44 | 16 to 18 |
| 2X | 36.5 to 39 | 46.5 to 49 | 44.5 to 47 | 20 to 22 |
Important notes for women’s sizing:
- Alo’s high-rise leggings sit approximately 1 inch above the natural waist. If you dislike pressure above the natural waist, consider a mid-rise option.
- The hip measurement is the primary driver for legging sizing. When waist and hip measurements point to different sizes, always select the larger size for bottoms.
- Alo tops and bras do not always carry the full XXS to 2X range. Check individual product availability before assuming a size exists across all categories.
Alo Yoga Men’s Size Chart
The Alo Yoga men’s size chart runs from XS to XL across most styles, with measurements taken at the chest and waist determining the correct size for tops and bottoms respectively.
Men’s sizing at Alo Yoga is more straightforward than women’s because the product range is smaller and the fit philosophy is consistent across most categories. Men’s leggings and shorts at Alo are designed to be compressive through the thigh and hip, similar to the women’s legging fit.
Alo Yoga Men’s Size Chart (2025 to 2026):
| Size | Chest (in) | Waist (in) | Hip (in) | Approx. US Size |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| XS | 34 to 36 | 28 to 30 | 35 to 37 | XS |
| S | 36 to 38 | 30 to 32 | 37 to 39 | S |
| M | 38 to 40 | 32 to 34 | 39 to 41 | M |
| L | 40 to 42 | 34 to 36 | 41 to 43 | L |
| XL | 42 to 44 | 36 to 38 | 43 to 45 | XL |
Men’s sizing notes:
- Men’s tops at Alo tend to fit with a slightly athletic cut through the shoulders and chest. Broader-shouldered practitioners may need to size up for tops while staying true to size for bottoms.
- Men’s leggings and compression shorts are designed for full range-of-motion movement. They should feel compressive but not restrictive in the hip or inner thigh.
- Men’s shorts inseam lengths vary from 5 inches (Warrior shorts) to 9 inches (relaxed shorts). Check the specific inseam before purchasing based on your practice style and preference.
Key Takeaway: For both women and men, always use your hip measurement (not waist) as the primary reference for legging and bottom sizing, because Alo’s compressive fit has no stretch relief at the hip seam.
Alo Yoga Leggings Size Chart
The Alo Yoga leggings size chart follows the same waist and hip measurement framework as the general women’s chart, but inseam length and rise height vary by specific legging style and must be checked individually for a correct fit.
Alo Yoga makes leggings in several distinct inseam lengths: full-length (approximately 27 to 29 inches), 7/8 length (approximately 25 to 26 inches), and crop or biker length (approximately 10 to 12 inches). Choosing the right inseam for your height is as important as choosing the right waist and hip size.
Alo Yoga legging inseam guide by height:
| Inseam Style | Approx. Inseam Length | Best Height Range | Hits At |
|---|---|---|---|
| Full length | 27 to 29 inches | 5’6″ and above | Ankle or just above |
| 7/8 length | 25 to 26 inches | 5’3″ to 5’8″ | Mid to lower calf |
| Crop legging | 20 to 22 inches | All heights | Below the knee |
| Biker short | 10 to 12 inches | All heights | Mid thigh |
For practitioners under 5’3″, full-length Alo leggings will typically pool at the ankle. The 7/8 length or a crop legging sits more cleanly on a shorter frame. For practitioners over 5’9″, full-length leggings may still sit slightly above the ankle rather than reaching it.
Rise height matters for yoga practice: High-rise leggings, which sit approximately 1 inch above the natural waist, stay in place better during inversions like Sirsasana (Headstand) and forward folds like Uttanasana (Standing Forward Fold) because gravity works with the waistband rather than against it. Mid-rise leggings may slide during dynamic sequences.
Modification note for practitioners with a longer torso: If your torso is long relative to your inseam, a high-rise legging may not reach as high on your waist as it does on a more average-proportioned body. This is worth factoring into your waistband preference.
Alo Yoga Sports Bra Sizing
Alo Yoga sports bra sizing does not use traditional bra sizing (band number plus cup letter) and instead uses the standard XS through XL size range, with fit determined primarily by the band measurement and secondarily by the cup depth of each specific bra style.
This departure from traditional bra sizing is where most Alo sports bra sizing confusion originates. If you are used to buying a 34B or 36C bra, you need to convert your band measurement into Alo’s size system before selecting.
Alo Yoga sports bra sizing by band measurement:
| Alo Size | Band Measurement (inches) | Cup Coverage |
|---|---|---|
| XS | 28 to 30 | Light to medium |
| S | 30 to 32 | Light to medium |
| M | 32 to 34 | Medium |
| L | 34 to 36 | Medium to full |
| XL | 36 to 38 | Medium to full |
Alo sports bra style categories and who they suit:
- High-support styles (with underwire alternatives or structural padding): Best for D cup and above. These provide shape and coverage alongside compression.
- Medium-support styles (racerback, cross-back): Best for A to C cup. Compressive but not structured.
- Low-support styles (bandeau, minimal): Best for A to B cup or for low-impact practices like Yin, Restorative, or Hatha yoga.
The American College of Sports Medicine (ACSM) recommends that sports bras for any physical activity provide sufficient support to minimize breast tissue displacement, which reduces long-term ligament stress in the Cooper’s ligaments of the chest. For high-movement yoga styles like Vinyasa and Ashtanga, a medium to high support style is the appropriate choice regardless of cup size.
Alo Yoga Tops and Tanks Sizing
Alo Yoga tops and tanks follow the same XS to XL (and in some styles XXS to 2X) size chart as other garments, but the softer Alosoft fabric used in most tops runs slightly more relaxed than the compressive legging fabrics, making sizing behavior different from the legging line.
This is one of the most useful things to know about Alo sizing: the fabric dictates the fit behavior, not just the size label. An Alosoft tank top in a size medium fits closer to a true-to-size relaxed silhouette, while an Airlift bra top in a size medium fits compressively. The same size number produces a different wearing experience across different fabric lines.
Alo top and tank sizing by fabric type:
| Top Style | Fabric | Fit Behavior | Sizing Recommendation |
|---|---|---|---|
| Alosoft Layering Top | Alosoft | Relaxed, drapey | True to size; size down for body-skimming fit |
| Airlift Bra Top | Airlift | Compressive, supportive | True to size; measure band first |
| Crop Tank (Ribbed) | Rib knit | Moderate stretch | True to size; size up if between sizes |
| Long Sleeve Base Layer | Airlift or Alosoft | Varies by fabric | Check fabric before sizing |
For yoga practitioners, tanks and tops that are too loose can shift during inversions, exposing the midriff or bunching around the shoulders. A closer fit, either through true-to-size or sizing down in Alosoft tops, prevents this disruption during dynamic practices.
Key Takeaway: Alo Yoga’s sizing is not one-size-fits-all across product categories; the fabric type (Airlift versus Alosoft versus Airbrush) determines how compressive or relaxed the garment feels, so always check the fabric name alongside the size when making a decision.
Alo Yoga Airbrush vs Airlift Sizing Differences
Airbrush and Airlift are Alo Yoga’s two primary legging fabrics, and they behave differently enough in terms of compression and stretch that sizing decisions should be made separately for each.
Think of Airbrush and Airlift like two different densities of athletic tape. Both do a similar functional job, but one applies more pressure and holds more tightly than the other. The choice between them is about how much support you want from the fabric itself.
Alo Yoga Airbrush vs Airlift fabric comparison:
| Feature | Airbrush | Airlift |
|---|---|---|
| Compression level | High | Medium-high |
| Surface texture | Smooth, matte | Smooth, slight sheen |
| Best for | Hot yoga, dynamic Vinyasa | All yoga styles, daily wear |
| Sizing tendency | Size up if between sizes | True to size |
| Opacity at full stretch | Excellent | Excellent |
| Recovery after washing | Very good | Excellent |
| Best for body type | Athletic build, muscular thighs | All body types |
Airbrush fabric is denser and more compressive than Airlift. It provides a firm hold through the thigh and hip. Practitioners with more muscular thighs often find that Airbrush leggings in their measured size feel uncomfortably tight during deep hip flexion poses like Malasana (Garland Pose / Yoga Squat) or Virabhadrasana I (Warrior I). Sizing up one size in Airbrush resolves this without sacrificing support.
Airlift fabric is lighter and more forgiving while still providing meaningful compression. It suits a wider range of body types and practice styles. Most first-time Alo buyers are better served starting with an Airlift style before moving to Airbrush.
What to Do When Between Alo Yoga Sizes
When your measurements fall between two Alo Yoga sizes, the decision to size up or size down depends on the garment category, the fabric compression level, and your personal fit preference for yoga practice.
This is the most common sizing question in the Alo Yoga community, and the answer is not universal. The right choice for a legging differs from the right choice for a top or a sports bra. Having a decision framework removes the guesswork.
Between-size decision framework:
| Situation | Recommendation | Reason |
|---|---|---|
| Between sizes in Airbrush leggings | Size up | Higher compression; tight hips limit pose range |
| Between sizes in Airlift leggings | True to size | Fabric has more recovery; accommodates edge measurements |
| Between sizes in Alosoft tops | Size down | Relaxed fit; sizing down gives a cleaner silhouette |
| Between sizes in sports bras | Use band measurement; go with larger band | Band comfort is primary; too tight a band restricts breathing |
| Between sizes in shorts | True to size or size up | Thigh comfort matters more than waist in shorts |
The single most practical rule: for any bottom (leggings, shorts), use your hip measurement as the deciding factor, not your waist. If your hips are solidly in one size but your waist is in the size below, choose the hip size. The waistband has adjustable tension through fabric compression, but the hip seam does not stretch without distorting.
For yoga practitioners specifically: A garment that restricts your hip flexion range in Adho Mukha Svanasana (Downward-Facing Dog) or prevents full knee bend in Utkatasana (Chair Pose) is simply the wrong size, regardless of what the measurement chart suggests. If a size causes restriction in a basic squat or forward fold, size up.
Alo Yoga Size Compared to Lululemon
Alo Yoga and lululemon size similarly for most women, with both brands running true to size in their core legging styles, but Alo’s Airbrush fabric is generally more compressive than lululemon’s Align fabric, making side-by-side size comparisons fabric-dependent rather than brand-dependent.
This is the comparison question that drives more Alo sizing searches than almost any other. Most yoga practitioners have owned lululemon at some point and use it as a reference point. The comparison is useful but imperfect.
Alo Yoga vs lululemon sizing comparison:
| Feature | Alo Yoga | lululemon |
|---|---|---|
| Size range (women) | XXS to 2X | 0 to 20 (size 0 to XL, plus 1X to 3X) |
| Core legging fabric | Airlift, Airbrush | Nulu (Align), Luxtreme, Wunder Train |
| Compression level | Medium-high to high | Low (Align) to high (Wunder Train) |
| Sizing tendency | True to size | True to size (Align may run slightly large) |
| Waistband style | High-rise standard | Varies by style |
| Best comparison pair | Alo Airlift to lululemon Wunder Train | Similar compression, similar sizing |
If you wear a size 6 in lululemon Align leggings and are switching to Alo Airlift, a size S in Alo will likely fit comparably. If you are switching to Alo Airbrush, consider trying a size M due to the higher compression level.
Lululemon’s Align fabric is notably softer and less compressive than any of Alo’s main legging fabrics. If you love the Align and find it “barely there,” Alo’s leggings will feel more structured in comparison, which is an intentional design difference rather than a sizing error.
Alo Yoga Plus Size and Extended Sizing
Alo Yoga offers extended sizing in 1X and 2X for select styles, with the range expanding gradually across the legging, sports bra, and top categories, though availability varies by style and not all core products come in extended sizes as of 2026.
Extended sizing has been a point of community advocacy toward Alo Yoga for several years. The brand has responded by adding 1X and 2X options to several of its best-selling legging styles and some sports bra formats. However, the extended range is not yet as consistent across all styles as the XS to XL range.
What is available in extended sizing (1X and 2X):
- Select Airlift legging styles in 1X and 2X.
- Select Airbrush legging styles in 1X.
- Some sports bra styles in 1X and 2X.
- Limited top and tank options in 1X and 2X.
What is typically not yet available in extended sizes:
- Most shorts styles.
- Some specialty and limited-edition legging styles.
- Men’s extended sizing beyond XL.
For practitioners in the 1X to 2X range, the compressive nature of Alo’s fabrics means that fit testing (through return policies) is particularly important. The transition from XL to 1X in activewear does not always follow the same measurement increments as straight sizing, so measuring at the waist and hip and comparing to the specific product chart is even more important at extended sizes.
If your measurements place you at the upper end of 2X or above, Alo’s current range may not yet accommodate your size in most styles. Brands with broader plus-size activewear ranges include Girlfriend Collective (XXS to 6X) and Outdoor Voices (XXS to 4X) as alternatives with similar quality positioning.
Key Takeaway: Alo Yoga’s extended sizing is improving but not yet consistent across all styles, so filtering by size on the product page before browsing saves time and prevents frustration for plus-size shoppers.
Alo Yoga Sizing for Different Yoga Styles and Poses
Choosing the right Alo Yoga size for your practice involves considering not just body measurements but the specific physical demands of your yoga style, because different practices create different fit requirements for compression, opacity, and freedom of movement.
This is the dimension of Alo sizing that no other resource covers. A yoga practitioner is not a fashion consumer. The garment you wear to a Bikram/26&2 yoga session in a 105-degree room has different requirements than the one you wear to a gentle Hatha yoga class on a cool morning.
Alo Yoga sizing and fabric recommendations by yoga style:
| Yoga Style | Temperature | Sweat Level | Recommended Alo Fabric | Sizing Priority |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Vinyasa yoga | Warm | Moderate | Airlift leggings | True to size; waistband stability |
| Ashtanga yoga | Warm | High | Airbrush or Airlift | Size up in Airbrush for hip mobility |
| Bikram/26&2 yoga | Hot (105°F) | Very high | Airbrush (denser, stays put) | True to size; minimal coverage top |
| Hatha yoga | Room temp | Low | Alosoft or Airlift | True to size or Alosoft for comfort |
| Yin yoga | Room temp | Very low | Alosoft, Airlift relaxed | Size for comfort; looser is fine |
| Restorative yoga | Room temp | None | Alosoft | Comfort over compression; size up |
Pose-specific fit considerations:
- Deep squats and hip openers (Malasana / Garland Pose): Leggings must have full hip mobility without seam pulling. If your size creates any tension across the seat or inner thigh during a full squat, size up.
- Inversions (Sirsasana / Headstand, Adho Mukha Vrksasana / Handstand): High-rise waistbands stay in place better during inversions than mid-rise options. Verify the rise height of your size before ordering.
- Forward folds (Uttanasana / Standing Forward Fold): The squat test for opacity: in your chosen size, fold forward at 90 degrees and check that the fabric remains fully opaque. Any transparency means the size is too small for this practice.
Alo Yoga Sizing Tips and Common Fit Mistakes
The most effective Alo Yoga sizing tips focus on taking accurate measurements before ordering, understanding that compression is intentional rather than an error, and testing fit through full yoga movements rather than standing posture alone.
Most Alo sizing returns and exchanges result from three preventable mistakes. Understanding these in advance saves both money and frustration.
Common Alo Yoga sizing mistakes and how to avoid them:
- Sizing by clothing tags from other brands: Alo’s compressive fabrics make a size M feel different from a size M in H&M or Zara. Always measure and compare to the chart, not to your closet.
- Judging fit while standing still: Alo leggings that feel slightly tight while standing will typically feel correct and supportive during movement. The squat test (full range squat with hands overhead) is the minimum movement test before deciding a size is wrong.
- Confusing fabric compression with wrong size: If a legging is compressive but fully opaque, holds its shape, allows full hip and knee flexion without restriction, and the waistband does not roll or dig, it is likely the correct size even if it feels “tight” by non-activewear standards.
- Ignoring product-specific charts: The general size chart is a starting point. Each specific product page may list its own measurements for that style’s cut. Always check the individual product.
- Ordering based on Reddit recommendations without measuring: Community sizing opinions are based on individual body proportions. One person’s “size up” recommendation may not apply to your specific measurements.
Quick Tip Summary:
- Measure before every purchase, not just the first time.
- Do the squat-and-fold test in any legging before deciding the size is wrong.
- Return policies exist for a reason. Use them without hesitation if a true measurement-verified size does not work for your body.
Frequently Asked Questions About Alo Yoga Sizing
Does Alo Yoga run small?
Alo Yoga runs true to size by measurement but feels compressive compared to non-activewear clothing or soft loungewear brands.
The compression is intentional in Airlift and Airbrush fabrics and does not indicate the wrong size if the garment allows full range of motion.
If you are between sizes or have a larger hip-to-waist ratio, sizing up in bottoms is a reasonable choice.
How do I measure myself for Alo Yoga?
Measure your natural waist (narrowest point of the torso), hip circumference (widest point, 7 to 9 inches below the waist), and bust or chest circumference with a soft measuring tape.
For leggings, also measure your inseam from the crotch seam to the floor to choose the correct length.
Compare your measurements directly to the size chart for the specific product you are ordering, as measurements can vary slightly between styles.
Should I size up or down in Alo Yoga leggings?
For Airlift leggings, size true to your measurements in most cases.
For Airbrush leggings, size up if your hip measurement is at the upper end of a size range or if you have a muscular thigh build.
When between sizes, use your hip measurement as the deciding factor: always choose the size that accommodates your hips.
How does Alo Yoga sizing compare to lululemon?
Alo Yoga and lululemon size similarly in their core legging ranges, but Alo’s fabrics are generally more compressive than lululemon’s Align line.
The closest comparison is Alo Airlift to lululemon Wunder Train, both of which offer medium-high compression and similar silhouettes.
If you typically size up in lululemon Wunder Train, apply the same approach in Alo Airlift.
Does Alo Yoga have plus sizes?
Yes, Alo Yoga offers 1X and 2X in select legging and sports bra styles, with the extended range gradually expanding across more product categories.
Not all styles are available in extended sizes, so filtering by your size on the product page before browsing saves time.
For sizes above 2X, Alo’s current range may not yet cover all body types, and brands like Girlfriend Collective offer a broader extended size range.
Getting Alo Yoga sizing right comes down to one thing: measure first, then order. Skip the size chart shortcuts based on other brands or community opinions, and take the two minutes to measure your waist, hips, and bust before every purchase.
If you land between two sizes in a legging, let your hip measurement decide. For tops and bras, let the band measurement lead. And if something still does not work after all that, return it. A correctly fitting yoga garment should move with you through a full squat and forward fold without restriction or transparency.
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