Heated Blankets

A wearable electric blanket is an innovative heating product that integrates electrical heating elements into wearable designs, addressing the limitations of traditional stationary electric blankets. Designed as shawls, scarves, cloaks, or wraps, it utilizes built-in heating materials (such as carbon fiber or metal alloy resistance wires) to convert electrical energy into heat, providing localized warmth for the upper body or full body. Key features include an adjustable temperature control system (typically offering 3–9 settings), an automatic shut-off safety mechanism, and flexible power options (including AC power, USB, or battery operation), effectively balancing safety with mobility. It is suitable for multi-scenario use in cold environments, such as winter lounging at home (e.g., watching TV on the sofa), keeping warm during prolonged office sitting, outdoor activities like camping, long-distance travel (trains/cars), and dormitories. Target users primarily include the elderly, cold-sensitive individuals (especially women), outdoor workers, and those living in spaces with insufficient heating. By form, it can be categorized into shawl-style, cloak-style, and full-body wrap styles; by power source, it divides into plug-in types, power bank/USB-powered types, and built-in lithium battery types. Common materials include faux shearling, flannel, and knitted fabrics, with some premium models supporting app-based smart temperature control and timer functions.