Rated 4.7 stars by 79 reviewers

Stay Warm. Without Batteries.

FibreHeat fibers are knitted right into the fabric. They turn your body’s natural moisture into heat, store it and return it to you, so there's nothing to charge and nothing to plug in.

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Gloves · Glove liners · Socks · Hats

Woman in a black knit cardigan wearing FibreHeat gloves with white fingertips
The fabricHeat-generating fibers in every knit No batteries. No charging. No wires.

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03 —How FibreHeat works Field Guide · The Layers

The warm layer. Closest to your skin.

Your body is always giving off heat and moisture. In the cold, most of that warmth simply drifts away. FibreHeat liners are knitted with fibers that turn your moisture into heat, store it in microscopic heat-packs and return it to your skin.

Because the warmth comes from the fabric itself, there are no batteries, wires or settings. It works as soon as you pull them on, and wicking keeps you warm and dry for as long as you wear them.

Wear it alone or under any glove

On a crisp morning, the liner is enough. When it turns bitter, slide it under your ski, work or leather gloves.

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Warm as you put them on

Warmth starts the moment the knit meets your skin. No waiting.

Nothing to charge

No batteries, cables or plugs. Just fabric doing its job.

Thin enough to layer

Slim liners sit easily under the gloves you already own.

Made for all day

The commute, the dog walk, the whole shift outdoors.

The simple comparison

FibreHeat vs. battery‑heated gloves.

Both keep your hands warm. One asks a lot less of you.

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A general comparison with typical battery-heated gloves. Individual products vary.

FibreHeat / Battery-heated
FibreHeat Battery-heated
Weight Feels like an everyday knit glove Extra weight from packs and wiring
Charging Never. There's nothing to plug in Needs charging before you head out
Bulk Slim enough to layer or wear alone Bulkier cuffs to house the battery
Washing Nothing to remove before cleaning Battery out first, often hand-wash only
Wear time Warm for as long as you wear them Warmth ends when the battery runs down

Customer reviews

Real Reviews from Real Customers

What verified FibreHeat buyers say about staying warm, without batteries or charging.

Woman in a black knit cardigan wearing FibreHeat gloves with white fingertips
Thin enough to wear as a liner

Living with Raynaud's

Cold fingers, cold toes. Warmth without a charger.

If you live with Raynaud's, you know the feeling — white fingertips in the freezer aisle, numb toes on a mild day. FibreHeat's warmth is built into the fabric, so it's there the moment you put it on and stays gentle and steady all day.

No batteries, no charging

Nothing to plug in, nothing to run flat halfway through your day.

Gentle, continuous warmth

Steady comfort from the fabric — no hot spots, no settings to manage.

Thin liners that layer

Slim enough to wear under your favorite gloves, or on their own.

Shop for Raynaud's How the fabric works

FibreHeat is not a medical device and is not intended to diagnose, treat or cure any condition. If you have Raynaud's, speak to your doctor about managing your symptoms.

Shop by body area

What do you want to keep warm? Start where you feel the cold first.

Every piece uses the same heat-generating fiber. No batteries, no charging — just put it on.