ALO Means Business With Its Latest Bag Drop
ALO is making a case for the gym bag as a luxury accessory. For Fall 2026, the wellness-focused label is entering the second chapter of its bag collection with new silhouettes, elevated materials and its first-ever range of small leather goods.
The latest lineup introduces the Unwind Cinch, a softly structured bag available in Medium and Mini sizes, alongside a more compact Shoulder Voyage designed for everyday wear. The standout, however, is Leather Mesh, an intricate, laser-cut leather fabrication inspired by athletic mesh and crafted in Florence using Italian techniques.
Designed in Los Angeles and handmade in Italy from responsibly sourced leather, the collection brings ALO’s studio-to-street philosophy into handbag territory. Each style is finished with hand-painted edges, custom hardware and an ALO Intention Crystal, with Yellow Tiger’s Eye and Smoky Quartz joining the lineup this season.
To launch the collection, ALO once again tapped Steven Meisel to shoot its campaign, bringing back Amelia Gray, Candice Swanepoel and Daiane Sodré alongside newcomers Ming Xi and Natasha Poly. The imagery plays up the collection’s balance of sport and glamor, positioning the bags for everything from morning workouts to travel and nights on the town.
The collection also marks ALO’s debut in small leather goods, including wallets, card holders, a passport cover and crescent pouch. The brand is really covering all bases, with everything you might need in your daily life. Head to the ALO website to shop the lineup.
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