Imagine having your own thermostat. Not for the room. For you.

Press a button and warmth arrives across your chest and back within a minute. Press it again and it is gone. You carry it from the car to your desk to the restaurant where they seat you under the vent, and at every point in that day the temperature is yours to set.

That is the EarthBae Heat women’s heated vest. Matte black, cut as its own garment rather than scaled down from a men’s pattern, with three heating zones, three settings, and a full day on one charge.

Instant, and then invisible

The warmth arrives fast. Within a minute of pressing the button, your chest and upper back are at temperature.

After that you stop noticing it. Most women tell us they realize somewhere around four in the afternoon that they have not thought about the temperature all day. No cardigan on the back of the chair. No space heater under the desk. No deciding whether the conference room is going to be the cold one before they walk in.

Eight to ten hours on the low setting, which is a workday with the commute on both ends of it.

It looks like a vest you picked out

The only visible part is a control button on the left chest, about the size of the one on your shirt cuff.

No cord. No bulge. No wires. Nothing that reads as technical in a meeting or across a dinner table. It goes over a blouse, a shirt, or a sweater and layers into what you already wear, with a high stand collar and a slim cut through the body.

Your arms stay completely free, which matters at a keyboard and matters again when you are carrying a bag, a coffee, and your phone across a parking lot.

The same vest at six as at nine

A cardigan lives on the back of a chair. This walks out with you.

The cold car at seven. The building at nine. The walk to lunch. The sideline on Saturday where the temperature drops the moment the sun clears the treeline. Dinner after, where you keep it on because it belongs there.

One layer, every temperature a day puts you through, on a single charge.

Order your true size

This runs opposite to how most people buy a vest, and it matters here.

The heating panels work through contact with your body, so a close fit puts the warmth into you while a loose one warms the air between the fabric and your blouse. The vest is built to replace layers rather than go over three of them, which is what keeps it slim enough to wear at a desk all day.

Between sizes, take the smaller one. Measurements by size.

If you work from home

Then you are the one paying for the heat.

Warming a house for one person at a desk costs considerably more than warming the person. The vest runs all day on one charge, lets you keep the thermostat where you actually want it, and means you are already dressed when you need to leave.

Common questions

Can you wear a heated vest all day at work?
Yes. EarthBae Heat runs eight to ten hours on the low setting, which covers a full workday and the evening after it. Low holds a steady temperature across your chest and upper back rather than cycling on and off.

How fast does it warm up?
Within about a minute on the high setting, which is why most people press it in the parking lot and drop to low once they are inside.

Will it look out of place in an office?
No. It is a matte black quilted vest worn over your blouse or shirt, with a small control button on the left chest as the only visible hardware.

Is the women’s version actually cut differently?
Yes. The women’s heated vest is designed as its own garment rather than scaled down from the men’s pattern, so the shoulders and body sit correctly.

Does it need to be plugged in at my desk?
No. The 7.4V battery sits in an interior pocket, so there is no cord and no outlet to sit near. Charge it overnight and it covers the next full day.

Is a heated vest or a heated hoodie better for an office?
The vest, for most people, because it layers over what you already wear and keeps your arms free. The Core heated hoodie suits a home office or long stretches of sitting still.

Can I wear it outside work?
That is most of the point. The same vest covers errands, the sideline, and dinner afterward.

Can I wash it?
Yes. Remove the battery, zip all pockets, machine-wash cold, and tumble-dry low. Washing and care.

Your own thermostat, in something you would wear anyway.

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

Published October 16, 2026