Top 5 Heated Scarves to Keep You Warm and Cosy Even on the Coldest Days

Low temperatures are my number-one enemy, and I simply cannot stand the cold season.

Dressing in layers isn't the problem. But when I go outside, and my neck isn't properly protected, I immediately get a sore throat or worse illnesses.

The problem is that my skin is so sensitive I cannot wear wool scarves as my neck starts to itch and the skin gets irritated. But they are the only ones that are warm enough for me...

So for the longest time, I dreaded the cold. That is, until I found the electrically heated scarf KnittyHeat!

This incredible scarf is made of soft, skin-friendly materials, so it doesn't irritate my skin. But it also has a thin heating element in the middle of the scarf, so it keeps me cosy and warm when I'm outside.

Buying KnittyHeat might be the easiest process I've ever experienced when ordering online. On the official website, I simply had to select how many scarves I wanted, enter my shipping information, and then pay for the order.

I was amazed to find a 50% discount and even bigger price reductions if you buy two or more KnittyHeat scarves!

The 30-day satisfaction guarantee provided me great peace of mind, as I wasn't really convinced at first if it would be a successful fit. But I knew I could return it if I didn't enjoy KnittyHeat – without even providing an explanation.

I received it a few days later, and I was immediately impressed with the quality. But after trying it on with the heating function, I knew this scarf would be my favourite winter accessory from now on.

KnittyHeat looks like a regular scarf. It features neutral, black-and-grey check patterned fleece on the outer side and soft, light-grey plush on the inner side.

So, it’s really easy to style with any outfit and goes nicely with anything from classy coats to sporty puffer jackets.

But that’s not all. The ingenious design has a heating element between the layers, completely invisible on the outside.

The graphene heating element is ultra-thin and flexible, so you can barely tell that it’s in there.

It can also be adjusted to three different temperature levels, depending on how warm you want it: 40°C, 50°C, or 60°C.

This lovely scarf boasts more than just the heating mode.

Hidden away between the layers is also a vibrating element that provides a nice, relaxing massage too!

I loved this surprise feature so much, as I tend to get neck stiffness from my sedentary job. Now I can stay warm AND relieve that uncomfortable feeling in my neck after a long day of work.

I’m even thinking it could work as a heating/massaging pad on my back when I’m not using KnittyHeat outside. Will definitely have to try it out like that.

KnittyHeat has a well-thought-out design that makes it really convenient to use.

Apart from soft, skin-friendly materials and a flexible heating element, this scarf features a zip pocket where you can tuck away the power bank.

With this feature, you can have power for the heating and massage elements discretely hidden away.

I sure love that I can achieve this put-together look with no exposed wires. And have my hands free!

Another convenient KnittyHeat component is this pull-thru detail.

As the scarf isn’t long enough to wrap around your neck twice or more, this clever detail allows you to cross the ends of the scarf and secure it in place.

All you have to do is slip one end through the loop, and your scarf will stay wrapped around your neck. And you can even adjust the tightness.

One more thing that I just love about KnittyHeat is how easy it is to control the electronic features.

The power on/off buttons are located at one end of the scarf, so it’s easy to access at all times. One button controls the heating, and the other one is for activating the massage feature.

To turn a feature, you have to press and hold the according button until it lights up.

To adjust the temperature, you just need to click the button once or twice until you reach your preferred level. And different colours will indicate at what level the scarf’s temperature is.

If the thought of “How would you even wash an electric scarf without ruining it?” has crossed your mind, I have the answer.

Don’t worry. You won’t have to throw the whole scarf away when it gets dirty.

You can detach the power bank and then hand wash your KnittyHeat – it’s perfectly safe. This will allow you to keep your scarf clean and good to use for years to come.

If you’re like me and hate the cold season, then there is nothing I could recommend more than the KnittyHeat scarf.

I used to stay indoors as much as possible and basically plan my time around the forecast.

But now, with KnittyHeat, I don’t need to do that! It keeps me so warm that I can literally spend all day outside and not get cold.

The soft materials don’t irritate my skin at all, and the heating pad really keeps me all warm. And I love that I can adjust the temperature levels depending on the weather.

Even better, after the whole day at work in front of the computer, I can turn on the massage feature and relieve the stiffness in my neck on my way home.

So now I feel less tired after work and can enjoy time outside even on the coldest days.

But There’s a Tiny Problem…

The benefits of KnittyHeat became so widespread that the manufacturer is now having trouble keeping up with demand.

They also started a 50% discount and bulk sale on their official website as a way to celebrate their success.

So, they'll probably run out of stock in days, if not hours!

Additionally, several scammers have attempted to imitate KnittyHeat and sell their low-quality replicas as the real deal.

My advice – to avoid disappointment, be sure to order your KnittyHeat scarf from the official website right away!