Always cold? We have the perfect solution.
For some, it’s an evening fire or electric blankets, cosy socks and scarves galore.Yes, for those who dread the teeth-chattering days of the coming months, your prayers have been answered byMade by brand EEIEER, the unisex knit comes in a neutral beige colour and is made of 50% acrylic, 30% nylon and 20% polyester.‘Two nanofiber heating elements generate heat across core body areas, fast heating within 5 -10 seconds,’ the description reads.‘Stable in performance, safe and harmless.
‘The Heating Jumper is suitable for outdoor activities, such as camping, hiking, skiing, fishing, hunting or daily office life and business activities in autumn and winter,’ the description says.Previous buyers were quick to praise the heated sweatshirt in the review section.‘The wife loves this jumper- I bought the large as it was the only size left, so it fits her oversized but still looks good, and the heat is serving her really well,’ wrote one partner.
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