Finally, heat in the sleeves
Scraping the truck at 5am, my arms were always the cold part. This one heats both upper arms, not just a patch on the back. Back and arms on high, collar on low.

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Regular fit. Order the size you usually wear.
Between sizes, or wearing it over a thick sweater? Go one size up. The size chart has chest, length and shoulder in inches.
Unplug the cable and take the power bank out first. Machine wash on a gentle cycle at up to 86°F (30°C), or hand wash. Air dry. No bleach, tumble drying, dry cleaning or ironing.
Free shipping on every US order. Not warm enough? You have 30 days to send it back.
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Most heated jackets heat a patch on your back and leave your arms and stomach cold. Plenty don't even come with a battery. The Warmstead jacket fixes both.
11 zones cover your collar, both upper arms, your whole back and your belly. Two buttons let you run your back and arms on high and your collar and belly on low.
The 20,000 mAh bank is in the box and runs up to 15 hours on low. Want a spare? Any USB power bank works. No brand-only battery.
Fixed on the Warmstead jacket

Most heated jackets warm one patch in the middle of your back. The Warmstead jacket runs 11 zones: your collar, both upper arms, upper, mid and lower back, and two across your belly.
Your arms and stomach get heat too, not just your spine.

Cheap jackets give you one button for everything. The Warmstead jacket has two: one for your back and arms, one for your collar and belly, each with 3 levels: 102°F, 113°F and 131°F.
Your back stays toasty while your stomach doesn't overheat.

Many heated jackets ship without a battery, or with one that only fits their plug and costs $70 to replace. The Warmstead jacket comes with a 20,000 mAh bank: up to 15 hours on low, and it charges your phone.
Need a spare? Any USB power bank works.
What goes into it

Thin heating fibres bend with you and handle the wash. No stiff wires to snap when you reach, sit or drive.

The plug tucks into a zipped inner pocket. Take the bank out and the jacket goes in the wash on gentle.

Plenty of heated jackets put the battery at your hip or lower back, so you sit on it. Ours rides in a zipped inner pocket at the front.

High-density windproof polyester over padded insulation, so you stay warm even with the heat off.

Stretch knit cuffs inside the sleeves stop wind running up your arms.

A quilted-lined hood with real drawcords, so it stays up when the wind picks up.
Why it's not a cheap heated jacket
Most jackets warm one patch on your back. Ours heats your collar, both arms, whole back and belly.
A 20,000 mAh bank in the box. Many heated jackets ship without one.
Back + arms and collar + belly set separately, 3 levels each, up to 131°F.
Up to 15 hours on low from the included bank, and it charges your phone too.
From cold to warm in a minute
1Plug the included 20,000 mAh bank, or any USB bank, into the cable in the inner pocket.
2Hold either button 3 seconds. Back + arms and collar + belly turn on separately.
3Tap through 102°F, 113°F and 131°F on each side.
What you get that they don't
Typical heated jacket
Real people, real winters
Scraping the truck at 5am, my arms were always the cold part. This one heats both upper arms, not just a patch on the back. Back and arms on high, collar on low.

My old one heated my back and left my stomach freezing. The belly pads are what sold me. I keep belly on low, back on medium.

Framing in the teens all week. Low got me through the whole day on the bank that came in the box. Didn't have to buy a battery.

Cold metal bleachers, three games back to back. Medium the whole time and the bank still had lights left. The other parents asked where I got it.

He's 74 and always cold. The two buttons are easy for him: hold a few seconds, tap to change. Ordered his usual size and it fits right.

Six hours on the ice. The hood stays on with the drawcords and the collar pad keeps my neck warm. Charged my phone off the bank at the end of the day.

Waiting at the stop at 6:40 used to be miserable. Low heat, looks like a normal winter jacket. The battery sits in an inside pocket, not bulging at my hip.

Arms out front on the handles for an hour, that's where I always froze. The arm pads make the difference. Back on high, collar and belly on low.

My neighbor's heated coat needed a $70 battery from the brand. This one came with the bank and the cable, and any USB power bank works if I want a spare.

Sat in the bleachers for a full game on medium. My buddies were under blankets. Charged my phone after.

Got one for me and one for my husband. Ordered our usual sizes and both fit. Wore them the whole afternoon at the tree farm.

Out before sunrise every day. Most heated stuff I've tried only warms your back. This gets arms, collar, belly and back.

I'm moving the whole time, so low is plenty. Washed it once already, bank out, gentle cycle, still heats like day one.

Kept it on low from dinner until bed. The bank fits in the inner pocket, so nothing digs into your back when you sit.

Mom is always cold. She loves that she can heat just her back and arms, or just her collar and belly.

Wear the Warmstead jacket for 30 days. If it isn't warmer than any jacket you've tried, send it back for a full refund.
11 heat zones across your collar, both upper arms, whole back and belly, where most jackets heat one spot on your back. A 20,000 mAh bank in the box that runs up to 15 hours on low. Separate back + arms and collar + belly controls. The bank rides in an inner pocket, not on your lower back. And any USB power bank works, so a spare costs a few dollars, not $70.
Thin heating pads sit in 11 zones: your collar, both upper arms, six across your back and two on your belly. Plug in the power bank, hold the back + arms or collar + belly button for 3 seconds, and tap to pick 102°F, 113°F or 131°F.
With the included 20,000 mAh bank: up to 15 hours on low, 10–12 on medium and 6–8 on high.
Yes. Any USB power bank works, so a spare costs you a few dollars, not $70.
The Warmstead 11-Zone Heated Jacket, a 20,000 mAh power bank and a charging cable.
Yes. Take the power bank out, then machine wash on a gentle cycle or hand wash, and air dry.
Order the size you usually wear. Between sizes, or wearing it over a thick sweater? Go one size up. The size chart has chest, length and shoulder in inches.
You get 30-day returns. Not warm enough? Send it back.