Alo Runner Sneaker Mint Turquoise

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Product description

The Alo Yoga runner in mint turquoise, the rarest and freshest colour in the range. A light aqua green covers mesh and sculpted sole in a single shade, reading like a piece of sea glass. A colour that draws the eye quietly and doesn't repeat in everyone's wardrobe. Browse the Alo Yoga edit at Swagyo.

Specifications

  • Brand ALO Yoga
  • Model runner with sculpted sole
  • Colour monochrome mint turquoise
  • Material light breathable technical mesh
  • Sole sculpted foam in the same shade
  • Fastening tonal laces
  • Use sport and summer casual

The Alo story

Design philosophy

The name Alo comes from Air Land Ocean, and turquoise is the colour translating the Ocean in that equation. The house releases it in limited capsules, which is why it disappears quickly and returns only seasonally.

Material quality and our checks

On inspection the turquoise is balanced between green and blue with no pull toward either, the hardest shade to dye because any slip turns it a washed green. The sole matches exactly, a test of manufacturing precision.

Buying experience

Swagyo is a verified Saudi-registered store with a quality check, gold guarantee and Tabby/Tamara. Limited colours sell out fast, and our WhatsApp personal shopper secures them for you.

Styling

Turquoise sings with white, beige and light denim; ideal with an all-white outfit so it becomes the single point of colour.

FAQ

Is the colour green or blue?

Exactly between; a balanced mint turquoise reading green in daylight and slightly blue in shade.

Is such a bold colour hard to style?

Easier than it looks; with white and beige it becomes a fresh elegant accent rather than a loud one.

Is it always available?

It arrives in limited capsules, so we advise securing your size early through the personal shopper.

Is it right for summer and the beach?

Ideal for summer thanks to ventilation, though keep it from seawater and wet sand to protect the foam.

Questions you might have

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