Heated Jackets & Vests

Battery-heated jackets and vests suit people who spend long, cold hours outdoors without much movement: commuters at bus stops, ice anglers, spectators at outdoor rinks, and anyone working in the yard in January. Venustas and ORORO make up a good share of the range, with KEMIMOTO among the women's cuts, and there are heated hoodies and down jackets too.

Compare the number of heating zones (four to six is common, often including the collar and upper back), the battery's watt-hour rating, and whether it charges over USB-C. A down or quilted vest gives more warmth for its weight, while fleece and softshell versions layer easily under a ski or work jacket. Many styles are cut slim so the panels sit close to the body; if you plan to wear a thick sweater underneath, check the size chart. For hands and feet, see our heated gloves and socks guide.

Brands include Venustas, ORORO and Wulcea.

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Heated Jackets & Vests: frequently asked questions

Can I take a heated jacket battery on a plane?

CATSA asks travellers to keep spare lithium-ion batteries in carry-on baggage, and packs of 100 Wh or less are allowed there, so a typical 74 Wh vest battery is within that limit. Tape over the terminals or keep the battery in its pouch, and check your airline's rules before flying.

Can I wash a heated vest?

Many heated vests can be machine-washed on a gentle cycle once the battery is removed and the cable is tucked into its pocket. Hang them to dry rather than tumble-drying. Always follow the care label, since instructions vary by brand.

Should I choose a heated vest or a full jacket?

A vest warms the core and back and layers under almost any coat, which makes it the more versatile choice. A heated jacket replaces your outer layer and may add a hood or a water-resistant shell. If you already own a good winter coat, a vest is usually enough.

Sources: catsa-acsta.gc.ca

Our guides for this category

How to Dress in Layers for Canadian Cold During Outdoor Sport ·How to Choose Heated Gloves and Socks for a Canadian Winter

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