Glovii at IFA 2026: Heated Clothing and Accessories Built for Cold Weather

Polish brand Glovii used IFA 2026 to showcase a wide range of battery-powered heated clothing and accessories designed for winter, outdoor sports and cold working environments.

During our short visit to the booth, the company focused on products such as heated gloves, jackets, underwear, socks and insoles, while also showing more unusual items including a heated pet bed and waterproof heated wear for activities such as surfing and diving.

Heated gloves offer three temperature modes and up to six hours of use

The first product demonstrated to us was a pair of heated gloves powered by an integrated rechargeable battery.

According to the Glovii representative, the gloves offer three heating modes and can provide warmth for up to around six hours, depending on the selected setting and conditions.

Glovii’s broader heated-glove lineup uses rechargeable batteries and carbon-fibre heating elements, which are designed to distribute heat through the garment rather than concentrating it in one small area.

The same heating concept extends to jackets, underwear, socks and insoles

Glovii’s range goes far beyond gloves.

At the booth, the company showed heated jackets, underwear, socks and insoles, all aimed at maintaining body temperature during prolonged exposure to cold weather.

The brand’s official catalog also includes heated vests, scarves, belts and other accessories, confirming just how broad the product family has become.

For users in colder European markets, this makes Glovii’s products particularly relevant for everyday winter use as well as outdoor work and recreation.

Waterproof heated wear targets sports and outdoor activities

Another product highlighted during the presentation was a waterproof heated vest intended for activities where users may be exposed to both cold and moisture.

The representative specifically mentioned applications including surfing, diving, motorcycling, skiing and winter running.

Glovii’s current product catalog is organized around many of these same use cases, including skiing, snowboarding, motorcycling, cycling and outdoor work.

Even pets get a heated option

One of the more unusual products shown was a heated pet bed.

Glovii currently offers heated beds for dogs and cats with integrated temperature control. Depending on the model, the heating systems use independent thermostats and removable heating elements to make cleaning easier.

It is a small part of the company’s range, but it fits the same basic idea behind the rest of Glovii’s portfolio: delivering controlled heat exactly where it is needed.

A product range that makes particular sense in Northern Europe

What stood out at the Glovii booth was how focused the brand is on one problem: cold.

Rather than spreading across unrelated electronics categories, the company has built a large family of heated products around winter clothing, outdoor activity and personal comfort.

For markets such as Lithuania and the wider Nordic and Baltic region, where long periods of cold weather are part of everyday life, products such as heated gloves, socks, insoles and jackets have an obvious practical use.

Glovii may not have been one of the biggest names at IFA 2026, but its product range was among the easiest to understand: wearable technology designed simply to keep people warm.