The Best Heated Clothing to Keep You Warm All Winter Long
Stay toasty with everything from top-rated rechargeable socks to extremely insulated jackets.
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We updated this guide in November 2021 to ensure all products were in stock, removing sold out and discontinued products and including updated prices. We also added five new styles from brands like Ororo and Hot Hands, as well as highlights about why our editors and online reviewers love each item and anything you should take note of before buying.
You don't have to let winter win this year — show those cold snowy days who's the boss with clothing items that can help keep you warm all season long. From insulated winter jackets to electric socks, these are the items you'll want in your closet when the temperatures drop. Our list of the best heated clothing on the market includes options that are battery-powered, and others that are just super insulated to keep you cozy regardless of the weather. While warm jackets and coats are always worth the investment, we also suggest stocking up on a pair of heated gloves and warm leggings or sweatpants too, so you're prepared for whatever winter throws your way. This is the best heated clothing to buy in 2021, including editor favorites and best-sellers with lots of glowing reviews online:
Pros
- Slim fit
- Heated zones across chest and upper back
- Battery pack has USB port to charge phone
Cons
- Battery may feel heavy for some
Keep your body warm with this heated jacket that features warm zones across the chest and mid-upper back, which are powered by a battery pack that lasts up to 10 hours according to the brand. The battery has a USB port so it can charge your phone, too. This jacket is also available in a men’s version as well.
Pros
- Heating zones in chest and back
- Lasts up to six hours
Cons
- Does not have heating zone in the arms
This heated jacket is one of the most popular styles on Amazon with over 1,300 reviews and a 4.6 rating. It has a full zip that makes it easy to take on and off, and is safe to wash. It has heating zones in the front chest and back powered via a battery that lasts up to six hours.
ORORO Women's Lightweight Heated Vest
Pros
- Great for layering
- Warming zone in collar
- Three temperature settings
Cons
- Some reviewers do not like the on/off light is on the chest
If you love to layer, this vest is perfect for wearing over or underneath clothes. It has heat in all the right places including the mid-back, the back collar to keep your neck warm and front pockets for your hands. It has three temperature settings and both the women’s and men’s styles earned rave reviews on Amazon.
Pros
- Good for layering
- Provides warmth up to 10 hours
- Easy to use
Cons
- Battery takes a long time to recharge
- Pricey
Whether you're playing winter sports or spending extra time outdoors, this hoodie is great to wear alone or layered. Comfortable warmth is created by strategically placed heating elements that run on batteries. It can generate heat for up to 10 working hours (3 hours on high, 6 hours on medium, 10 hours on the low heating setting).
Pros
- Soft fleece
- Power bank can also be used as a phone charger
Cons
- Battery only lasts about 2 hours
This heated scarf is designed for those who spent a lot of time outdoors like dog walkers, joggers or anyone who needs to brace themselves for a cold snap. Connect the charged powerbank via USB to turn on the flexible heating panel in the center of the neck. One full charge lasts for a couple hours.
Pros
- Comes with a rechargeable lithium ion battery pack
- Lasts up to 6 hours
Cons
- Runs small so you may want to size up
- May be uncomfortable to wear with boots due to battery pack
If thick socks aren't cutting it, go a step further with these electrical socks. They come with a rechargeable lithium battery pack that has a duration of 2-6 hours of heat.
Pros
- Provide warmth for up to 10 hours
- Heats both sides of hands, including thumb
Cons
- Pricey
These battery charged mittens provide warmth for over 10 hours of per charge. Simple and easy to use, you can enjoy playing in the snow or sitting in a football stadium for hours while your fingers stay toasty.
Pros
- Keeps ears and neck warm
- Warmth lasts up to 10 hours
Cons
- Need to buy refills
This fleece neck gaiter is designed to be used with Hot Hands warmer packs placed in the side pockets to keep your ears and neck warm. The packs last up to 10 hours, but are single-use so you will need to buy refills.
THE NORTH FACE Women's Inlux 2.0 Insulated Jacket
Pros
- Waterproof
- Relaxed fit
- Removable hood
Cons
- May want to size up
This North Face jacket has lightweight Heatseeker insulation and a high loft lining for added warmth. The jacket is 100% waterproof for the most beastly of winter days. FYI: The hood is adjustable and removable, too!
Pros
- Snug fit
- Warm but not overly hot
Cons
- May be too long for petite people
This thermal underwear set is a best-seller on Amazon thanks to how warm and cozy it has kept customers. Not to mention, many of the reviews note how incredibly soft the set is.
Pros
- Great for layering
- Lightweight
- Reversible
Cons
Layering is key to staying warm in the winter. This vest from trusted ski brand Helly Hansen features the brand's proprietary insulation designed to keep you warm with less bulk. The fibers provide warmth even when you are wet. It's perfect for hitting the slopes or shoveling the driveway.
Pros
- Has lining to help retain heat
- Comes in fun colors
Cons
- No neutral colors available
This hat features a thermal-reflective lining that retains body heat — plus it comes in fun bright colors, which is a total bonus!
Jamie Ueda is a consumer products expert with over 17 years of experience in areas of product development and manufacturing. She has held leading roles at both mid-size consumer goods companies and one of the most notable and largest apparel brands in the world. Jamie has contributed to several of the GH Institute Labs, including Kitchen Appliances, Media and Tech, Textiles and Home Appliances. In her free time she enjoys cooking, traveling, and working out.
