We’re proud to be the exclusive provider of Heat Holders® thermal socks, apparel and accessories here in Australia.
If you’re looking for comfortable and warm winter wear that will keep you cosy whatever the weather, then look no further!
Heat Holders® was initially developed in the UK in 2008, with an idea to create “The Ultimate Thermal Sock”. After years of research and testing they finally cracked the code and patented a unique knitting technology that kept warmth in like nothing else. With over 40,000 positive reviews in the UK, the range has grown and customers are overwhelmed to discover that the warmth provided by their socks, thermal gloves, hats and apparel has transformed their lives, enabling them to stay warm and present, indoors and out.
The science behind the socks (and accessories)
Three Levels Of Warmth
Original Socks
- Maximum thickness
- 7 times warmer than a basic cotton sock
- Ideal for boots or relaxing at home
- 2.3 Tog Rating
Lite Socks
- Medium thickness
- 4 times warmer than a basic cotton sock
- Great for casual fitting shoes
- 1.6 Tog Rating
Ultra Lite Socks
- Great all-year round option
- 3 times warmer than a basic cotton sock
- Perfect for tighter fitting or formal shoes
- 1.0 Tog Rating
Did You Know?
Making Life Warmer
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Frequently Asked Heat Holders Questions:
No we’re proud to say we’re the only distributors in Australia!
As far as we are aware and based on all the tests that have been carried out so far by the brand, Heat Holders® socks are indeed the warmest thermal socks in the world.
Heat Holders thermal socks are made using a unique three-stage thermal construction:
1. Heat Holders thermal yarn: Advanced Japanese-designed thermal yarn provides high-performance insulation with superior softness and moisture-minimising breathability.
2. Heat Holders thermal loops: Innovative knitting technology produces the UK PATENTED long-loop cushion pile to hold more warm air close to the skin, boosting the socks' thermal overall grade (TOG) rating.
3. Heat Holders thermal brushing: Expert brushing process maximises the amount of warm air held within the fabric of the socks for unbeatable warmth and all-day comfort.
Heat Holders socks are made from a unique Japanese-designed thermal yarn, sometimes referred to as ‘cashmere-like acrylic’. This is selected for its high thermal properties and superlatively soft hand-feel. The thermal yarn is mixed with a little nylon, polyester and elastane to give you the perfect balance of warmth, softness and fit.
TOG (Thermal Overall Grade) is an independent laboratory-tested standard for insulation. The higher the TOG rating, the better the product is at keeping you warm. You’ll see TOG ratings applied to duvets and babywear, as well as thermal accessories like Heat Holders.
Yes, the unique knitting technology that enables us to make our Original Heat Holders thermal socks was granted a UK patent.
Heat Holders thermal brushing is a delicate process where the inner surfaces of the thermal socks are expertly and carefully brushed to maximise the amount of warm air that can be held in each sock. This produces unbeatable warmth and is also wonderfully soft and comfortable.
Heat Holders HEATWEAVER® insulation is a plush fur-like thermal lining that maximises the amount of warm air held close to your body. Heat Holders HEATWEAVER® lining is used in their range of thermal hats, gloves and neckwear as well as our blankets, dressing gowns and other apparel.
The Heat Holders brand began with the famous thermal socks. As soon as they appeared in shops, Heat Holders fans started asking for hats, gloves and other accessories that offered the same incredible warmth.
Rising to the challenge, Heat Holders carefully developed the HEATWEAVER® thermal lining, which took inspiration from the thermal brushing used in our socks, and sourced the softest yarns to create hats and accessories we are proud to offer alongside their famous thermal socks.
You can machine wash your Heat Holders at 40ºC or just hand wash. Make sure you wash dark colours separately, and line-dry if you can. We don’t advise you to tumble dry, dry clean or iron your Heat Holders.
