Supports Everyday Movement
60 Day Money-Back-Guarantee
Supports Everyday Movement
60 Day Money-Back-Guarantee
Supports Everyday Movement
60 Day Money-Back-Guarantee
Supports Everyday Movement
60 Day Money-Back-Guarantee
Supports Everyday Movement
60 Day Money-Back-Guarantee
Supports Everyday Movement
60 Day Money-Back-Guarantee
Supports Everyday Movement
60 Day Money-Back-Guarantee
Supports Everyday Movement
60 Day Money-Back-Guarantee
Supports Everyday Movement
60 Day Money-Back-Guarantee
Supports Everyday Movement
60 Day Money-Back-Guarantee
Supports Everyday Movement
60 Day Money-Back-Guarantee
Supports Everyday Movement
60 Day Money-Back-Guarantee
Supports Everyday Movement
60 Day Money-Back-Guarantee
Supports Everyday Movement
60 Day Money-Back-Guarantee
Supports Everyday Movement
60 Day Money-Back-Guarantee
Supports Everyday Movement
60 Day Money-Back-Guarantee
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| Size | Bust | Waist | Hip | Length |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| S | 84–89 cm | 64–74 cm | 84–89 cm | 66 cm |
| M | 91–97 cm | 76–81 cm | 91–97 cm | 68 cm |
| L | 99–104 cm | 84–89 cm | 99–104 cm | 70 cm |
| XL | 107–112 cm | 91–97 cm | 107–112 cm | 72 cm |
| 2XL | 114–122 cm | 99–104 cm | 114–122 cm | 73 cm |
Bust, waist and hip are your own measurements. Length is the garment measurement taken down the back from the base of the collar.
Finding your size
Warm hands without cooking the rest of you.
Most heated clothing gives you one switch: everything on, or everything off. But cold hands and a cold back are not the same problem, and they rarely turn up at the same time. Raking leaves on a mild afternoon, your hands are the only part of you that is suffering. That is what the second channel is for.
Three temperature modes
What is it made of?
Cut and finish
Yes, it goes in the machine.
Most heated clothing is hand-wash only. This is not, which matters for something you will wear several days a week all winter.
Standard 5V USB. Nothing proprietary.
The battery charges over Type-C and carries a USB output alongside the output that runs the fleece — so on a long day out it doubles as a power bank and gets your phone back off 3%. It has the usual protection circuits for over-charge, over-discharge, short circuit and overheating.
Choose the battery that fits your day.
| Battery | Capacity | Charging Time |
|---|---|---|
| Regular | 3,000 mAh, 5V | 3.5 hours |
| Strong | 5,000 mAh, 5V | 4.5 hours |
Regular covers a school run, a dog walk or an afternoon out. Strong is for the days you leave in the dark and come home in the dark.
| Setting | Temperature | Runtime* |
|---|---|---|
| High | 60°C / 140°F | 3 hours |
| Medium | 52°C / 125°F | 5 hours |
| Low | 43°C / 110°F | 8 hours |
*On the Regular battery with all five zones running. Strong runs longer. Heating the hand pockets on their own draws far less power than the full five, so a mild day on the second channel alone will outlast every figure in this table.
Getting the most out of a charge
TÜV Rheinland EMC-tested
EN IEC 55014-1:2021 & EN IEC 55014-2:2021
Flying with it
The battery comes out, and it travels in your hand luggage. Spare lithium batteries are not permitted in checked baggage on any airline — that is a worldwide rule, not an airline preference. Both options sit far below the 100 Wh limit that would require advance approval, so neither needs clearing with the airline. The fleece itself can go in either bag.
Battery care
To keep the battery performing and extend its life, use it at least once every two months. Before storing it for a long stretch, charge it fully, then run it down to roughly 50–75%.
Cold-Weather Customer Stories
The heated pockets are my favorite part
My hands always get cold before the rest of me, so being able to turn on just the pocket heat is perfect. I do not have to run the whole fleece when I only want warm hands, and the pockets get noticeably warm very quickly.
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I wear it even when the heat is off
I expected this to feel like heated gear first and a fleece second, but it is actually very soft. I wear it around the house and for errands without switching the heat on, then turn it on when I am outside longer.
Customer Review
Separate controls make a huge difference
I love that the pockets and body heat are separate. Some mornings I only need warmth around my hands. Other days I turn everything on. It makes much more sense than heated clothing where the whole garment has to be on at once.
Customer Review
High gets warm fast
I start it on High when I first go outside and then move it down to Medium or Low once I am comfortable. High is seriously warm. Low is what I use most once I have warmed up because it gives me enough heat without feeling too hot.
Customer Review
Perfect for cold school-run mornings
I bought this mainly for the morning school run and dog walks. The fleece itself is comfortable, but being able to put my hands straight into heated pockets while I am standing outside has made winter mornings much nicer.
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Finally heated clothing I can machine wash
I did not want another heated garment that was a project to clean. I take the battery out, zip the fleece up, wash it gently and let it air dry. That makes a big difference because I actually wear this several days a week.
Customer Review
Much more useful than I expected
I originally thought I would only use the heat on really cold days, but the separate pocket setting changed that. I use the fleece almost every day now and just choose how much heat I want depending on the weather.
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The Comparison
Compare Elevra’s heated fleece system with the cold-weather layers you may already be considering.
Comparison categories describe the configurations named above, not every product sold in each category. Individual products and specifications may vary.
Everything you need to know about the heat settings, heated pockets, battery life, sizing and care of your Elevra Heated Fleece.
The Elevra Heated Fleece uses five heating zones positioned across the upper back, front chest and both hand pockets, giving you warmth around your core as well as directly around your hands.
Yes. The fleece uses separate body and pocket controls, so you can run the body zones, the heated hand pockets, or all five zones together. This is especially useful when only your hands are cold and you do not need full-body heat.
There are three heat settings: High at approximately 60°C / 140°F, Medium at approximately 52°C / 125°F, and Low at approximately 43°C / 110°F. High is best for warming up quickly, while Medium and Low are better for maintaining warmth.
With the Regular 3,000 mAh battery and all five heating zones running, expect approximately 3 hours on High, 5 hours on Medium and 8 hours on Low. The Strong 5,000 mAh battery offers more capacity, and using only the pocket channel can extend runtime further.
Yes. Remove and disconnect the battery first, close the cable port, zip the fleece and wash it on a cool, gentle cycle. A laundry bag is recommended if you have one. Air dry only — do not tumble dry, dry clean, bleach or iron over the heating zones.
Usually, no. The Heated Fleece has a roomy women’s fit with layering space already built in. Take your usual size based primarily on your bust measurement. Sizing up unnecessarily can move the heating zones farther away from your body.
Yes. It is designed as an ultra-soft fleece first, with an inner fleece layer, stand collar, full-length zip and elastic hem. You can wear it like a normal fleece even when you do not need the heating system.
Your purchase is covered by our 60-day money-back guarantee, giving you time to try the Elevra Heated Fleece through your normal cold-weather routine and decide whether it is right for you.
My hands always get cold before the rest of me, so being able to turn on just the pocket heat is perfect. I can leave the body heat off when I do not need it and still have somewhere warm to put my hands.
I expected it to feel more like technical heated clothing, but it honestly feels like a normal soft fleece. I wear it around the house and for errands with the power off, then switch the heat on when I am outside.
Some mornings my hands are freezing but the rest of me is fine. Other days I want everything on. Having separate controls for the pockets and body is much more useful than having one button controlling the entire fleece.
I usually start on High when I first go outside and then switch down to Medium after a few minutes. Once I am already warm, Low is plenty for walking around without getting too hot.
This has become the fleece I automatically grab in the morning. I am standing around outside a lot between the school run and walking the dog, and the heated pockets make those cold starts much more comfortable.
I almost sized up because I wanted room underneath, but I am glad I did not. My normal size already has enough room for a thin jumper without feeling baggy or moving the heated areas too far away.
I bought it thinking it would only come out on really cold days. Instead I use it constantly because I can choose exactly how much heat I want. Sometimes it is just the pockets, sometimes everything, and sometimes I wear it as a normal fleece.
