7X Warmer Than a Basic Cotton Sock

The Warmest Thermal Sock™

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Featured Items

Men's Original Joshua Socks

$15.99

Women's Original Socks

$15.99

Women's LITE™ Socks

$12.99

Men's LITE™ Socks

$12.99

Women's ULTRA LITE™ Socks

$9.99

Men's ULTRA LITE™ Socks

$9.99

Women's Black Socks 3-Pack Starter Bundle Packaging

Women’s Sock Drawer® Black Socks 3-Pack

$34.99 $38.97

Men’s Sock Drawer® Black Socks 3-Pack

$34.99 $38.97

Women's Wide-Leg Pull On Pant Loungewear

$29.99

Men's Slim-Leg Jogger Loungewear

$29.99

Women's T-Shirt Dress Loungewear

$29.99

Men's High V-Neck T-Shirt Loungewear

$29.99

Learn Why Heat Holders Are The Warmest

Heat Holders® are the warmest socks ever! They are over 7x warmer than regular cotton socks and nearly 3x warmer than ordinary thermal socks. They are better than heated, electric or battery operated socks because you can just put them on without fussing with batteries, wires etc. Heat Holders® means No more cold feet! They are made using a unique 3 step process which makes them the Warmest Thermal Socks™! See our video below so you can learn what makes them so warm and comfortable!

Heat Holders® Explained

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The Making Life Warmer Blog

September 07, 2021

Transition to Fall with ease, with these exciting autumn activities.

Welcome to Fall! The next season is only days away and we have curated some great Fall ideas to get you prepared, inspired and active as the weather begins to drop. Get ready to bask in our fave Fall activities! Apple Picking Depending on where you live, apple picking can...

August 23, 2021

Make the transition to college a breeze with these useful student tips.

Classes are back! From meeting new roommates, to exploring a new academic environment, planning ahead for your academic career will be a fun challenge that will lead to success.

August 03, 2021

How To Watch The Best Meteor Shower of the Summer

The Perseid meteor shower is one of the year’s best showers and occurs around mid-August each year, varying by only a day or two. This year, starting on the night of August 11th, we can expect the best views of these soaring space rocks from our Northern Hemisphere!