Reebok Beatnik, $120
Reebok’s Beatnik is one of the most recognizable mules in streetwear, particularly after the brand sparked a widespread relaunch in 2020. While there are plenty of remixed collabs to choose from, you can’t go wrong with tonal sage green.
Urban Outfitters Philip Calf Hair Mule, $63
Half slipper, half loafer, and injected with ultra-trendy cow print: these may be the ideal fall transition shoe.
Frye Nolan Seam Mule, $128
This split-seam pair is sleeker than your average mule, ideal for formal looks or just elevating a basic ‘fit.
Frye Nolan Seam Mule, $128
There’s a reason Birkenstock has barely touched this silhouette over its forty-year run. Not only do Bostons look good with sweatpants and trousers alike, but, like all Birks, every pair molds to your feet as they break in.
Merrell Hydro Moc, $50
These webby Merrells are part Croc, part Yeezy foam runner, and 100% guaranteed to catch double-takes.
Reebok Club C Mule Sneaker, $70
Sneaker heel-stompers, rejoice: Reebok’s iconic Club C now comes in an easy-on, easy-off mule style. These boast the look and endless versatility of traditional sneakers — you may never have to tie a shoelace again.
A.P.C. Gabriel Mules, $163
These gladiator mules combine a cork heel with geometric leather cutouts, perfect for a breezy late-summer vibe.
The North Face Thermoball Traction Mule, $55
By far the coziest of the bunch, North Face mules give the brand’s iconic puffer coat a new form. Weatherproof and ultra-warm, these are practically a sleeping bag for your feet.