Heat level
Tap a level
4
Dial it in
Seven levels, not three
Barely-there at the desk, high on the couch. Most people settle in the middle of the range for everyday use and turn it up when the room is really cold.
Heated · Hooded · Wearable
The Emberly — Heated Hooded Wearable Blanket
A hooded, sherpa-lined blanket you wear. Seven heat levels, plugs into any outlet, shuts itself off after four hours.
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- 4-hour auto shut-off
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- 7 heat levels
- 4-hour auto shut-off
- Sherpa-lined hood
- Machine washable
- Plugs in — never fades
- One size fits most
Description
Your house is cold and turning up the heat means paying to warm every empty room in it. The Amberly warms the one place that matters — the chair you're actually sitting in.
It's a flannel blanket with sleeves and a hood, lined in sherpa, with a heating element running through it. Seven levels, so you can run it barely-there at your desk or turn it up on the couch. It plugs into a standard outlet rather than a battery, which means the heat stays steady for as long as you're sitting there instead of fading out after two hours.
After four hours it shuts itself off. You don't have to remember it.
Made for sitting still — working from home, reading, watching something. Cord included; you'll want an outlet within reach.
Unplug it, detach the controller, and the whole thing goes in the washing machine. Cold cycle, tumble dry low.
The details
Flannel outer, sherpa lining, hooded
7 heat levels
4-hour auto shut-off
120V, 220W — standard US outlet
One size, fits most adults
Specifications
- Material
- Flannel outer, sherpa lining
- Heat levels
- 7
- Auto shut-off
- 4 hours
- Power
- 120V · 220W, standard US outlet
- Washing
- Machine washable (controller detaches)
- Sizing
- One size fits most adults
Care & washing
Unplug it and detach the controller, then machine wash cold and tumble dry low. Make sure it is completely dry before plugging it back in.
- Free US shippingOn every order
- 4-hour auto shut-offSwitches itself off
- Machine washableDetach the controller, cold wash
- Sherpa-lined hoodFlannel outside, sherpa inside
Why it works
Your chair is cold.
Not your house.
Turning the thermostat up pays to warm every empty room you're not sitting in. The Emberly warms the one place that matters: the chair you're actually in.
≈ 4¢per hour to run
220 W at $0.17/kWh, roughly the U.S. residential average. Your rate may differ.
Every room, all evening — including the ones nobody is sitting in.
One chair, one person, 220 W — about what a few light bulbs draw.
What it does
Made for sitting still.
Working from home, reading, watching something. Everything about it is built for the hours you spend in one chair.
Constant heat
Plugs in, so it never fades
Battery-powered wearables run down and need recharging. The Emberly runs off a standard outlet, so the warmth stays exactly where you set it for as long as you're sitting there.
Cord included — you'll want an outlet within reach.
Safe
Shuts itself off after four hours
Fall asleep in it. After four hours it switches off on its own, so nothing is left running. Switch it back on to keep going.
Washable
Goes in the wash
Unplug it, detach the controller, and the whole thing goes in the machine. Cold cycle, tumble dry low, and make sure it's completely dry before plugging back in.
Hooded, sherpa-lined
Flannel on the outside, sherpa on the inside, and a hood for when your head is cold too.
One size fits most
Roomy enough to pull over whatever you're already wearing.
How it works
Warm in about a minute.
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01
Put it on
Pull it over whatever you're already wearing. Hood up if your head is cold too.
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02
Plug it in
Any standard outlet near where you sit. Run the cord behind the chair or along the couch.
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03
Pick a level
Seven settings. Start in the middle and adjust from there.
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04
Forget about it
It shuts off on its own after four hours, so nothing is left running.
Compared
The honest comparison.
Where a heated wearable earns its place — and where it doesn't.
Compare with
| Feature | Emberly | Regular blanket | Battery wearable | Turning up the heat |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Active heat, not just insulation | Yes | No | Yes | Yes |
| Warms only the person, not every room | Yes | Yes | Yes | No |
| Constant heat all evening | Yes | No | Partly | Yes |
| Nothing to recharge | Yes | Yes | No | Yes |
| Adjustable heat levels | 7 levels | No | Usually 3 | Thermostat |
| Auto shut-off | 4 hours | — | Varies | No |
| Sleeves and a hood | Yes | No | Partly | — |
| Machine washable | Yes | Yes | Partly | — |
Typical characteristics of each category; specific products vary.
How warm does it get?
There are seven heat levels. Level one takes the chill off at a desk; the top levels are for a genuinely cold room. Most people settle somewhere in the middle for everyday use.
Does it turn itself off?
Yes. It shuts off automatically after four hours. To keep going, switch it back on.
Does it run on a battery?
No — it plugs into a standard 120V US outlet. That's the point: the heat stays constant for as long as you're sitting with it, with nothing to recharge. The cord is included, so you'll want an outlet within reach of your chair.
Can I wash it?
Yes. Unplug it and detach the controller, then machine wash cold and tumble dry low. Make sure it is completely dry before plugging it back in.
What is it made of?
Flannel on the outside, sherpa on the inside, with a hood and sleeves. The heating element runs through the body of the blanket.
What size is it?
One size, designed to fit most adults, and roomy enough to wear over whatever you already have on.
How much does it cost to run?
It draws 220 watts, which works out to roughly 4¢ an hour at typical US electricity rates — a fraction of what it costs to heat a whole room.