Product code: Jordan Hex Mule SP University Red (Women's) Size 8W good Slippers
Jordan Hex Mule SP University Red (Women's) Size 8W Slippers good - New With Box. After revealing the Jordan Sophia Slide last summer, Jordan Brand is now officially stepping into the mule game with the Jordan Hex Mule SP in “Light Silver.” Arriving first as a women's-exclusive, the upcoming pairs feature a hexagonal base that wraps around the otherwise routinely-shaped slippers. Midsoles are slightly raised towards the center of the silhouette while the Jumpman logo and “23” branding are imprinted on the heels. Constructed out of a sugarcane-based foam, uppers feature a closed-toe design with two slits on the medial side for ventilation and textured interiors. Rounding out the look are squared, grooved bottoms. Take a closer look at the Jordan Hex Mule SP above and look for the pairs to release this February via Titolo Shop and select retailers for $69 USD. Additional in-line colorways such as “Celestial Gold,” “University Red,” and “Sea Coral” as well as a “Black” iteration with Bill.
Jordan Hex Mule SP University Red (Women's) Size 8W Slippers good - New With Box. After revealing the Jordan Sophia Slide last summer, Jordan Brand is now officially stepping into the mule game with the Jordan Hex Mule SP in “Light Silver.” Arriving first as a women's-exclusive, the upcoming pairs feature a hexagonal base that wraps around the otherwise routinely-shaped slippers. Midsoles are slightly raised towards the center of the silhouette while the Jumpman logo and “23” branding are imprinted on the heels. Constructed out of a sugarcane-based foam, uppers feature a closed-toe design with two slits on the medial side for ventilation and textured interiors. Rounding out the look are squared, grooved bottoms. Take a closer look at the Jordan Hex Mule SP above and look for the pairs to release this February via Titolo Shop and select retailers for $69 USD. Additional in-line colorways such as “Celestial Gold,” “University Red,” and “Sea Coral” as well as a “Black” iteration with Bill.