Heated Shawl Wrap with USB Power, Washable Cape

Warmth you wear, not a blanket you wrestle

• Heat that stays on your shoulders

  The zip-front cape keeps the heating layer against your shoulders and lap while your hands stay free. Type a report, turn a page, or hold a mug without shrugging the wrap back into place.

• One panel, simple controls

  A small control panel with an indicator sits on the front of the shawl. You can switch the heat on, adjust the setting, and see the status at a glance. The buttons are easy to find by touch, so you do not need to look down or unwrap yourself.

• Soft knit that washes

  The outer is a soft knit-textured fabric over a smooth grey lining. It feels cozy against bare skin at the neck and shoulders. The shawl is washable for everyday use, so it goes back into your regular laundry routine when it needs a refresh. Follow the care label for the heating part.

Plug in, press once, settle in

1. 1
   Open the soft pouch

   The olive and khaki knit shawl unfolds with a dense, soft texture. The grey lining is smooth against your fingers, and the tassel corner hangs loose.

2. 2
   Find the control panel

   The small panel with an indicator sits on the front. Its buttons are easy to find by touch.

3. 3
   Connect the USB cable

   Plug the short USB lead into a USB power source before you turn the heat on. Use a source that matches the input requirements on the product label.

4. 4
   Wrap and zip

   Drape the cape over your shoulders and close the front zip. It sits like a tailored wrap and leaves your arms free.

Everything in the box, nothing to assemble

• Heated knit shawl×1

  Knit outer with a smooth grey lining

• USB cable×1

  Short lead that connects to a USB power source

• Front control panel×1

  Built into the front with an indicator

Cold shoulders while your hands keep working

The cold that creeps in while you work

The office gets drafty by mid-morning. Shoulders go stiff, the lap goes cold, and the keyboard is still waiting. Every fix you try means stopping to dig out a cardigan or nudging a thermostat that everyone else is watching.

Why sweaters and space heaters fall short

A thick sweater restricts your arms and slides off the chair. A space heater warms one spot, makes noise, and stays where it sits. Neither follows you from the desk to the sofa to a cold walk, and neither keeps your shoulders warm while your hands are busy.

A warm cape that stays on

The heated shawl is cut as a cape with a zip front. It rests on your shoulders, the heating layer stays against your upper body, and your arms move freely. One control panel with an indicator sits on the front, so you can switch the heat on and check it without fumbling.

Soft enough to wash, built to last

• Unplug first

  Disconnect the USB cable and keep the control panel dry before washing.

• Wash by the care label

  Follow the care label for temperature and cycle. The knit is washable for regular use.

• Air dry flat

  Lay it flat to dry. Skip the dryer and hot wash, since heat and tumbling can damage the heating element and knit.

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