• The charcoal heated robe upright on a warm oatmeal background, its cream sherpa shawl collar running down both front edges and a sherpa cuff turned back, under the line Heat You Can Actually Feel, with a white card below giving three points, that it plugs into the wall, that it warms your back and middle, and that it costs nine cents a night
  • The charcoal heated robe standing on a warm background under the line Made For The Cold Room You Sit In, with three lines pointing to the shawl collar, the sherpa cuff turned back at the end of a wide sleeve, and the inline controller whose heat settings live on the cord
  • The charcoal heated robe lit against a warm ground beside a bar chart, one short grey bar labelled battery ten watts against a tall stack of orange bars labelled wall one hundred watts, under the line 100 Watts From The Wall
  • The robe seen from behind with a warm panel glowing across the middle of the back and the sleeves and hem staying dark, with lines naming the heated panel and marking that the sleeves and the hem are not heated
  • A woman seen from behind sitting in an armchair in a cool blue room wearing the charcoal heated robe, with a warm badge reading one hundred and thirteen degrees Fahrenheit over the panel on her back and a cool badge reading fifty eight degrees Fahrenheit out in the room, under the line The Robe Is Warm, The Room Does Not Have To Be
  • Everything that arrives, laid out from above on a warm off-white cloth, the folded charcoal robe with its cream sherpa shawl collar, the coiled cord with the white inline controller and its lit display, the charcoal foot warmer, and the charcoal drawstring carry bag, under the line Nothing Else To Buy
  • A close photograph of the fabric folded back on itself, the charcoal flannel face above and the deep cream sherpa pile below, each fibre visible in raking light
  • A flat measurement diagram of the robe laid open with arms out, showing length seventy one inches, width fifty one inches and full length sleeves, noting that it fits up to a sixty inch chest and is meant to be loose
  • The same woman photographed twice against a plain warm background, front with her arms held out to show the span of the robe and back with her arms down, both views running from her head to the hem pooling on the floor, under the line One Size And It Reaches The Floor
  • A woman in her sixties sitting comfortably in an armchair in warm lamplight holding a mug, wearing the charcoal heated robe with its cream sherpa shawl collar and cuffs, the cord running to the socket beside her, with cold blue dusk at the window behind, under the line Warm In A Cold Room
  • A woman in her sixties standing in her own living room wearing the charcoal heated robe open over her clothes, the cream sherpa shawl collar showing down the front and the power cord running to the wall, with a badge reading Covered All Winter, not thirty days, to the thirty first of March
  • The robe hanging on a hook in a cold room at dusk with a switched off space heater on the floor nearby, under the line One Winter Of Electricity with ten dollars for the robe against a hundred and fifty seven for the heater
  • The robe draped over an armchair in warm lamplight with cold blue light at the window, under the line Warm All Winter Or Your Money Back and a bar showing a short thirty day window against a long all winter one

Heated Robe — 100W Wearable Blanket

Heated Robe — 100W Wearable Blanket

Mains Powered, Not Battery

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check_circle Heat across your back and middle, where it does the most good

check_circle Nine cents a night to run. About the weight of a folded winter coat.

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The heated robe that plugs into the wall, because that is the only way to make heat you can actually feel.

Built For The Chair You Already Sit In

At the desk. In the armchair. On the sofa at nine at night when the heating has gone off and the room is technically fine. This is for the person in the house who is cold when nobody else is.

What It Actually Is

  • A hundred watts, from the wall. A battery pack gives about ten. That is the whole difference.
  • Heat across your back and middle. A panel where it does the most good, with thick flannel over sherpa holding it in.
  • About five pounds. Roughly a folded winter coat.
  • Fifty one inches wide, seventy one inches long. It reaches the ankle on most people, and it is meant to be loose.
  • Nine cents a night to run. A space heater doing the same job costs about a dollar thirty.
  • The matching foot warmer is included. Other sellers charge about twenty dollars for it.

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In stock. We pack it in one to three days.

The charcoal heated robe upright on a warm oatmeal background, its cream sherpa shawl collar running down both front edges and a sherpa cuff turned back, under the line Heat You Can Actually Feel, with a white card below giving three points, that it plugs into the wall, that it warms your back and middle, and that it costs nine cents a night

Heated Robe — 100W Wearable Blanket

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The Winter Guarantee

Wear it every cold night this winter. If it ever stops heating properly, any time before the thirty first of March, we send you a new one. You keep the first.

Not thirty days. The whole winter. We offer that because we have read the reviews on the cheap ones. They do not fail in the first month. They fail in the third, which is after the shop has stopped taking returns.

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Delivery And Shipping

We pack your order in one to three business days and deliver it in five to twelve business days after that. Tracking is included, and shipping inside the United States is free with no minimum.

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100 WattsStraight from the wall
Nine CentsA night to run
All WinterCovered to 31 March

Free shipping in the United States  ·  We pack it in one to three days

The charcoal heated robe lit against a warm ground beside a bar chart, one short grey bar labelled battery ten watts against a tall stack of orange bars labelled wall one hundred watts, under the line 100 Watts From The Wall

Ten Watts Against A Hundred

A USB battery pack puts out about ten watts. That is roughly what your phone charger gives you, and it has to heat a piece of fabric the size of a bed sheet. It cannot. There is not enough there to feel.

So the people making those wraps do the only thing left. They squeeze all ten watts into one narrow strip, because a small area getting hot is at least something you can notice. That is the burning patch on your back and the cold everywhere else.

A wall socket gives you a hundred watts. Ten times the budget, same fabric. That is the entire difference, and no amount of marketing closes it.

The robe seen from behind with a warm panel glowing across the middle of the back and the sleeves and hem staying dark, with lines naming the heated panel and marking that the sleeves and the hem are not heated

Where The Heat Goes, Shown Honestly

The heating element runs across the back and core. Not the sleeves. Not the hem.

That is deliberate, and it is worth understanding before you buy. Warm your middle and your hands and feet follow. The rest of the robe is thick flannel over sherpa. Its job is to hold that warmth against you, not to make its own.

We would rather show you this than let you find it out.

Why It Works

Warm Without Heating The Room

The heat goes where your core is, and the rest of the robe holds it there. That is the whole idea, and it is why it plugs in.

Heat You Can Feel

A hundred watts across your back and middle. A battery pack gives about ten.

Nothing To Charge

It plugs into a wall socket. There is no lithium cell to swell, leak or catch.

Nine Cents A Night

A space heater doing the same job costs about a dollar thirty a night.

Flannel Over Sherpa

Two layers whose job is holding the warmth against you, not making their own.

The Controller Unclips

The electronics come off the garment in one movement, so they never go near water.

One Size, Generous

Fifty one by seventy one inches laid flat. Ankle length on most people.

The robe hanging on a hook in a cold room at dusk with a switched off space heater on the floor nearby, under the line One Winter Of Electricity with ten dollars for the robe against a hundred and fifty seven for the heater

Yes, There Is A Cord

That is not a compromise we are hiding. It is the reason it works.

Within the length of the cord you can sit, read, work and eat. You cannot wander the house. We would rather say that plainly than sell you a battery version that does not get warm. That is the choice the rest of this market has made.

A space heater doing the same job costs about a dollar thirty a night. This costs about nine cents.

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Fifty One By Seventy One Inches, Laid Flat

That is fifty one inches by seventy one inches, and it is the factory's own measurement. Cut to wrap and overlap at the front on most adults, and to reach the ankle on most people standing up.

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Wide Sleeves And A Shawl Collar

You can pull your hands back inside the sleeves and hold a mug through the fabric.

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A Foot Pocket, And It Is Not Heated

It is a lined pocket that traps the warmth your body is already making. The heat itself comes from the panel across your back. We say it here because it is what people in this category complain about most. Better you read it now than find it out later.

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If It Does Not Fit, Send It Back

Thirty days from the day it arrives, for any reason at all.

Will It Fit You

This is our size guide. One size, cut generously, and here is exactly what that means on a body. If it does not work on you, send it back within thirty days of it arriving, for any reason at all.

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It Is A Wall Plug, Not A Battery

There is no lithium cell inside it to swell, leak or catch. That is the single biggest safety difference between this and every cordless wrap in the category.

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The Heat Is Spread Out, Not In One Spot

The element runs in flat channels across the back rather than in one hot wire, so no single patch of fabric gets hot.

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The Controller Unclips

The electronics come off the garment in one movement, so they never go near water.

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Treat It Like Any Mains Appliance

Plug it straight into a wall socket rather than an extension lead, and unplug it when you take it off.

Is It Safe

Five things are still with the factory, waiting to be put in writing. The heat settings. The timer and auto shut off behaviour. The temperature range. The wash instructions. The safety certification. Until they arrive, none of them are on this page. Most sellers in this category copy those numbers off somebody else's listing. We would rather leave the gap where you can see it.

What Is Actually In It

Three things do all the work. Here is what each one is for.

Close up of the robe's dark grey fleece stitched into evenly spaced parallel channels

The Heating Panel

Flat channels across the back

The element runs in flat channels rather than one hot wire, so no single patch of fabric gets hot. It covers your back and middle. Not the sleeves, and not the hem.

Close up of the folded edge showing dark grey flannel outside and thick cream sherpa inside

Flannel Over Sherpa

Two layers that hold it in

The outside is a tight flannel weave. The inside is deep cream sherpa. Neither layer makes heat. Their whole job is keeping the heat from the panel against you.

The white inline controller resting on the charcoal flannel, its lit display showing the temperature, with a power button and plus and minus buttons for temperature and time

The Controller

A display and four buttons

A small inline controller on the lead, the kind you would find on an electric blanket. A lit display shows the setting, and the buttons step the temperature and the timer up and down.

Against What You Have Already Tried

One row here goes against us, and it is the honest one. If you want the whole room warm, buy a space heater. If you want to be warm while the room stays as it is, this is the cheaper way to do it.

  A Battery Wrap A Space Heater An Extra Blanket
Heat You Can Feel Across Your Back
Warms You, Not The Whole Room
Under Ten Cents A Night To Run
Nothing To Recharge
Covers You From Shoulders To Ankles
A Foot Warmer In The Box, Not A Paid Add On
Heats The Whole Room
Covered Through The Whole Winter

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The Heated Robe

One size, dark grey, with a shawl collar and an unheated foot pocket.

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The Controller And Wall Lead

Unclips for washing.

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The Matching Foot Warmer

Worth about twenty dollars on its own, and it is yours free.

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Free Shipping Inside The United States

No minimum and no threshold.

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The Winter Guarantee

Covered through the whole cold season, not for thirty days.

What Arrives

Everything above ships in one box, for one price. Nothing on this list is an upsell at checkout and nothing is sold to you separately afterwards.

Questions People Ask

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Is it safe?

It is a mains appliance and should be treated like one. Plug it into a wall socket rather than an extension lead, and unplug it when you are not wearing it. The factory has been making heated goods for sixteen years.

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Can I wash it?

Check the care label that ships with your robe and follow it exactly. We are not printing wash instructions here until the factory confirms them in writing, because a wrong instruction on this kind of product ruins it.

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Will it cover me?

One size, and it is generous. Laid flat it measures fifty one inches wide by seventy one inches long. It reaches the ankle on most people standing up, and the sleeves are wide enough to pull your hands back inside.

There is a deep shawl collar and a foot pocket at the bottom. The foot pocket is not heated. It traps the warmth your body is already making. The heat itself comes from the panel across your back.

If it does not fit you, send it back.

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What does it cost to run?

About nine cents a night, running five hours. A space heater doing the same job costs about a dollar thirty a night. Across a winter that is about ten dollars of electricity against about a hundred and fifty seven.

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Why does it plug in?

Because that is the only way to get a hundred watts. A battery gives you about ten, and ten watts spread across a robe is not something you can feel. Every cordless version on the market is fighting that number and losing.

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What if it stops working?

Tell us any time before the thirty first of March and we send you a new one. You keep the first.

The robe draped over an armchair in warm lamplight with cold blue light at the window, under the line Warm All Winter Or Your Money Back and a bar showing a short thirty day window against a long all winter one

Covered Through The Whole Winter

Wear it every cold night this winter. If it ever stops heating properly, any time before the thirty first of March, we send you a new one. You keep the first.

Not thirty days. The whole winter.

We offer that because we have read the reviews on the cheap ones. They do not fail in the first month. They fail in the second or the third, which is after most shops have stopped taking returns. A guarantee that ends before the problem starts is not a guarantee.

You do not need to send anything back, and there is no charge.

One thing worth knowing before you decide. The guarantee ends on the thirty first of March for everybody, whatever date they ordered. It is not thirty days from your purchase, it is a fixed end to the cold season. So the earlier in the winter you buy, the more of that winter you are covered for. Buy in October and you are covered for almost six months. Buy in February and you are covered for six weeks.