Halloween week can be cold. Trick-or-treat night, the school parade, the Saturday sideline — whatever’s on the calendar, the kids are going outside. They’ll run between houses at full speed, they won’t notice they’re cold until they really are, and they definitely won’t tell you until it’s too late.
The right hat and gloves make all the difference. Here’s what to reach for — organized by style so you can shop a matching set.
The Hats
Kids’ Transverse Hat — $16.99
A clean, sporty fit with Heat Holders® thermal lining inside. The Transverse pulls on fast, stays put through running and playing, and keeps warmth in without bulk. It’s the hat that works for every kid — the one who runs ahead, the one who stops to inspect every pumpkin, the one who somehow loses their hat within ten minutes of leaving the house. Pair it with the Transverse Gloves below for a matching set.
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Kids’ Ice Palace Hat With Pom Pom — $16.99
Cozy, warm, and the kind of hat kids actually want to wear. The pom pom is a win for anyone with opinions about their costume accessories — and the thermal lining underneath means it’s doing real work, not just looking good. Thicker pile, snug fit, and that extra layer of warmth that makes a genuine difference when temperatures drop below 40°F. Matches the Ice Palace Gloves and Ice Palace Mittens for a full coordinated set.
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Kids’ Glacier Peak Hat — $16.99
Built for the kid who’s always moving. The Glacier Peak hat stays on through full-speed trick-or-treating, school parades, and sideline cheering — the kind of hat you put on at the front door and don’t have to think about again for the rest of the night. Thermal-lined with a close, secure fit, it’s designed to keep warmth in even when the wind picks up. Pairs with the Glacier Peak Gloves and Glacier Peak Mittens.
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Kids’ Discovery Hat — $16.99
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A slightly more structured silhouette — great for the kid who has strong opinions about their hat and won’t wear just anything. The Discovery has a more tailored look than classic roll-up styles, but it’s still Heat Holders® thermal lining inside, so it’s just as warm. A solid pick for older kids who want something that looks more “their style” and less “mom picked it.” Pairs with the Discovery Gloves.
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The Gloves
Boys’ Transverse Gloves — $16.99
The glove match for the Transverse hat and perfect for little draculas to stay warm on their trip to Transelvania. Thermal-lined, easy to get on, and built to handle cold October nights without getting in the way of candy collection. Designed for older kids with a sporty, clean fit — and no fumbling at every doorbell.
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Kids’ Ice Palace Gloves — $16.99
The glove pairing for the Ice Palace hat for all the little Elsas out there — soft thermal lining, a snug fit, and available in the same colorways so the whole look coordinates. Great for girls who want a matching set from hat to fingertip.
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Kids’ Glacier Peak Gloves — $16.99
Thermal-lined and easy to get on — which matters a lot when you’ve got a costumed kid with zero patience for gear. The Glacier Peak gloves are warm enough to handle a cold October night and sized to actually stay on through the whole route. Good grip, soft lining, and just the right amount of warmth without making little hands feel like they’re wearing oven mitts.
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Kids’ Storm Rider Gloves — $16.99
A great all-rounder for boys and girls who need a reliable, warm glove for everyday use. Thermal-lined with a secure fit — built for the school run, the sideline, and everything Halloween week throws at them. These are the gloves that earn their spot in the coat pocket for the whole season.
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The Mittens
Kids’ Ice Palace Mittens — $16.99
For little hands that run cold, mittens are the warmer pick — fingers share heat inside, which means warmth that lasts longer on a cold October night. The Ice Palace Mittens are thermal-lined and coordinate with the Ice Palace hat and gloves for a full matching set.
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Girls’ Glacier Peak Mittens — $16.99
Soft, thermal-lined, and built for the youngest trick-or-treaters. The Glacier Peak Mittens pair with the Glacier Peak hat for a coordinated look, and they’re easy enough for small kids to put on themselves — which is a win for everyone on a busy Halloween night.
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Kids’ Snowday Performance Mittens — $16.99
The warmest mitten in the kids’ lineup. Performance-grade thermal lining makes these the pick for the coldest nights or kids who always seem to be freezing no matter what. Available in boys’ and girls’ versions.
Shop Boys’ Snowday Mittens → | Shop Girls’ Snowday Mittens →
One More Thing: The Socks
If their feet go cold, the whole night is over. Heat Holders® kids’ socks go under the costume, under the boots, and do the work before you even leave the driveway. Built with the same thermal technology as the adult range — just sized for little feet.
Warm Kids, Happy Halloween
The secret to a good Halloween night — or any cold fall activity — isn’t layering your kid in a puffer coat they can barely move in. It’s the right accessories: a hat that stays on, gloves they’ll actually keep wearing, and socks that start the warmth from the ground up.
Heat Holders® kids’ accessories are built with the same thermal technology as the adult range, just sized for little bodies that are always moving. Pick one style family and shop the matching set — hat, gloves, and mittens — and you’re covered from the first cold morning of the season to the last.
Remember, what you buy for Halloween will keep them warm all winter.
