ororo’s first heated baselayer collection combines lightweight stretch fabrics, targeted heating zones and adjustable warmth for men and women.
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LAS VEGAS, October 22, 2026 — Heated apparel brand ororo has expanded into performance baselayers with its first collection of rechargeable heated tops and bottoms, combining body-hugging designs with targeted heating technology for cold-weather activities and everyday wear.
The collection features men’s and women’s quarter-zip tops and heated bottoms, powered by UL-certified rechargeable batteries. Three heating settings allow users to adjust warmth according to outdoor conditions and activity levels, while lightweight stretch fabrics and ergonomic construction are designed to minimise bulk and preserve freedom of movement.
The quarter-zip tops feature two heating zones across the upper and lower back, delivering up to 17.5 hours of warmth. Soft brushed fabric, raglan sleeves and discreet side battery pockets support mobility and a streamlined fit.
The heated bottoms incorporate three heating zones targeting both knees and the lower back, providing up to 7.5 hours of heating. Flatlock seams are designed to reduce friction and chafing, while ergonomic paneling and a high-rise waistband support comfort during extended wear.
Designed to work either independently or beneath outerwear, the collection targets activities including running, hiking, skiing and snowboarding. The fitted silhouettes are also positioned as alternatives to conventional quarter-zips and leggings in cooler conditions.
“The heating elements in these pieces provide an extra layer of warmth that allows you to layer less,” said Adrienne Klein, ororo’s design director, highlighting the balance between thermal comfort, mobility and versatility.
Available in black, the collection comes in women’s sizes S–XL and men’s sizes S–3XL. Prices start at $149, with the products available through ororo’s online store.
