Danny Harris and Marco DeGeorge still own Alo Yoga outright, having explored but ultimately turned down a 2023 stake sale near a $10 billion valuation. That independence hasn't extended to the supply chain: the company publishes no sustainability report, holds no B Corp or CDP disclosure, and doesn't name the factories across China, Vietnam, and Indonesia that make its clothes. A pending lawsuit alleging age discrimination and worker misclassification, plus a middling Glassdoor record, leaves the founders answerable mostly to themselves.