
Michael Jordan’s Air Jordan Mule Sneaker Loafer Is Starting the New Year in ‘Summit White’
Michael Jordan’s Air Jordan Mule loafer may be one of the most unexpected models of the year, but it’s also been one of Jordan Brand’s most popular women’s offerings in 2025. The mash-up pair will officially carry into 2026, with product images of a new white leather colorway recently surfacing.
The Air Jordan Mule will soon release in a Summit White/Black/Metallic Silver colorway. While not as bold as some of the iterations we’ve seen thus far like bright Luminous Green or snakeskin styles, this latest look leans into simplicity. It features a smooth white leather upper with a stacked black foam midsole and a metallic silver Air Jordan badge across the forefoot band.
While its loafer build is fairly traditional, the underfoot is where the Air Jordan Mule stands out. The open-back upper sits atop a foam platform which Jordan Brand touts as being comfortable enough for daily wear. Rubber sidewalls add to the stacked look, while the bottom’s outsole has enough traction to trek through the city.
Thus far, the Air Jordan Mule has been seen in the aforementioned Luminous Green and snakeskin looks along with pony hair cow print, black and burgundy patent leather and soft suede.

Sneaker loafers have been an ongoing trend in the industry, typically mixing familiar athletic footwear designs with slip-on constructions. The Air Jordan Mule is unique in that it doesn’t draw from a well-known model and instead presents an all-new design. Rather than just another sneaker loafer, the Air Jordan Mule could, in theory, compete with pricier designer options.
Well-suited for New Year’s celebrations and beyond, this Air Jordan Mule is expected to arrive as soon as Jan. 1 from nike.com and select Jordan Brand retailers for $145. The Summit White colorway has a style code of HJ4292-100.





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