Scleroderma · A note before you shop A short read
If you have scleroderma, read this first.
A plain-spoken note for anyone whose hands feel the cold first — and stay cold longest.
You know the moment.
Many people living with scleroderma also live with Raynaud’s, so cold fingers aren’t a winter problem — they’re an everyday one. A cool office, an air-conditioned shop or a mild morning can be enough.
Most gloves are made for snow. Yours have to work at a desk, at the checkout and on the commute — and be soft enough to wear for hours.
Warmth that is simply there.
FibreHeat’s warmth comes from the fabric itself. FibreHeat fibers are knitted into the fabric to generate, store and return heat, so it starts the moment you put them on and stays gentle and continuous. No hot spots, no settings to manage.
Our liners are thin enough to wear under anything: your favorite gloves, work gloves, or on their own at a desk. And there is nothing to charge. No batteries to run flat halfway through your day.
Fig. 1 — Twist Ultra Liners, worn every day. Warmth from the yarn, not a battery pack in the cuff.
FibreHeat is not a medical device and is not intended to diagnose, treat or cure any condition. If you have scleroderma, speak to your doctor about managing your symptoms.
