You're the one who brings a sweater to the movies in July.

You keep a blanket on the couch, another in the car, and you have never once been warm enough in an office. You're the first to ask whether anyone else is cold, and the answer is always no.

Now picture a whole day spent warm. Not only on the couch under your heated blanket, but everywhere you go, from the moment you leave the house until you get back.

That's what EarthBae Core and EarthBae Heat do.

They put the warmth of your heated blanket into something you wear, so you carry your own heat source into every room, every seat, and every cold place you've learned to put up with.

A day where you're never the cold one

The morning commute. You press the button before you reach the car, and by the time you're backing out of the driveway your chest is already warm. The drive stops being the ten minutes you spend waiting for the heater to catch up.

The office. The thermostat argument you've been losing for years simply ends. You set it to low and you're warm all day, in the same chair where you used to sit wrapped in a cardigan with your hands tucked into your sleeves.

Lunch under the air vent. The restaurant seats you right under it, the way they always do. It doesn't matter anymore.

The school pickup line and the kids' game. Two hours on a cold bench used to mean counting down to the car. Now you watch the whole second half, cheer the goal, and notice the cold only because everyone around you is complaining about it.

Date night. The patio table by the fire, the one you'd normally ask to trade for a spot inside. You stay out. You stop borrowing someone else's jacket, and the evening runs as long as it wants to.

The movie theater. Air conditioning turned all the way up, the way every theater keeps it. You settle in with your own heat source running quietly on low, and for the first time in years you make it through the third act without shivering.

The flight. The cabin that's always freezing, the blanket they hand out that does nothing. You're warm from boarding to baggage claim.

The frozen aisle, the waiting room, the hockey rink. All the places you've learned to rush through or put up with, you just walk through now.

That's the difference between owning a heated blanket and wearing one. A blanket keeps you warm in one spot. These keep you warm in all of them.

Two ways to carry your own heat

EarthBae Core is the one closest to your blanket. A heavyweight heather grey pullover hoodie with a hood, a front pocket, and a relaxed cut through the body. It wraps you the way a blanket does, and it's the one to reach for at the movies, the office, on a flight, and around the house.

EarthBae Heat is the same warmth with your arms completely free. A matte black quilted vest, cut athletic and slim, with a high collar and zippered pockets. It goes on over a shirt or a sweater as your outer layer, which makes it the one for the sideline, a round of golf, walking the dog, and date nights where you want to look put together.

Both run three heating zones across the chest and upper back, controlled by a single button with three settings. The only real difference between them is sleeves.

Nobody will know

Most wearable heated blankets look exactly like blankets, which keeps them at home.

Core looks like a hoodie and Heat looks like a vest, because that's what they are.

The only sign either one is heated is a small control button on the left chest. You can wear them to a meeting, a restaurant, a movie, or a game, and nobody will know you brought your own heat.

Warm from morning to night on one charge

Both run eight to ten hours on the low setting, which covers a full workday, a day of errands, or a long evening out, all on a single charge.

High brings your chest up to temperature inside a minute when you first step into the cold. Medium holds you steady while you're sitting still. Low carries you through the rest of the day.

The battery comes in the box and sits in an interior pocket, so there's no cord and no bulge. It's the same 7.4V pack across Core, Heat, and the cooling side of the line, so one spare charges either.

Which one is yours

Choose Core if you want the feeling of your heated blanket in something you can wear anywhere. It's the natural pick for movies, offices, flights, and cold mornings at home.

Choose Heat if you want your arms free and a layer you can wear over what you already have on. It's the natural pick for games, golf, dog walks, and evenings out.

Plenty of people who are always cold end up owning both, one for indoors and one for out, running off the same battery.

Your blanket still has a job

Keep your heated blanket for the couch on a long evening and for warming the bed before you get in. That's what it's best at.

For everything else, which turns out to be almost all of your day, you'll be wearing EarthBae for warmth.

Common questions

Is a heated hoodie or vest as warm as a heated blanket?
They concentrate the heat across your chest and upper back rather than spreading it over your whole body, which is exactly what lets it come with you. Stretched out on the couch, a blanket covers more. Anywhere else you go, Core and Heat are the ones still keeping you warm.

Can I wear it to the movies or the office?
Yes, and those are two of the places people who are always cold wear them most. Core looks like an ordinary hoodie and Heat looks like a quilted vest, with only a small control button on the left chest to show either one is heated.

What's the difference between Core and Heat?
Sleeves. EarthBae Core is a heated hoodie that wraps you the way a blanket does, and EarthBae Heat is a heated vest that leaves your arms free. Both use the same three heating zones, the same three settings, and the same battery.

Do they need to be plugged in?
No. Both run on a rechargeable 7.4V battery that sits in an interior pocket, so you can wear them anywhere without a cord.

How long does the battery last?
Eight to ten hours on low, five to seven on medium, and three to four on high, for both. Low covers a full day at work, out running errands, or at an evening event.

Will it really replace my heated blanket?
For most of your day, yes. Your blanket is still the right choice for a long evening on the couch or warming a bed, but a heated hoodie or vest covers every hour you spend away from it, which is most of them.

Are they machine washable?
Yes. Remove the battery, zip all the pockets, machine-wash cold, and tumble-dry low. Washing and care has the full method.

Which makes the better gift for someone who's always cold?
Core, if they're cold mostly indoors, in offices, theaters, and on flights. Heat, if they're outside at games and events. Either one gives them something they've probably never had, which is a day where they're not the cold one.

Your own heat source, everywhere you go.

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Posted: Sept 22, 2026.

Imagery: AI-generated. People depicted are not real individuals.