Flexible heating material, controller and wiring prepared for OEM product integration

Premium OEM / ODM development

From product idea to production-ready heat.

Heated apparel OEM / ODM development for global brands, from jackets and vests to heated workwear solutions. Materials, heating zones, sensing, control, validation and manufacturing are coordinated around your product requirements.

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20–30 daysreference sample lead time

35–45 daysreference mass-production lead time

1,000 pcsreference MOQ per model

End to enddesign through final packing

THERMOVEX black heated gloves, palm and back views

OEM / ODM DEVELOPMENT CASE

1017R / 1019R heated gloves for winter work and outdoor use

A heated glove platform for brands developing cold-weather workwear and outdoor collections. Review the reference construction, control options and sample requirements for your OEM / ODM program.

1017R / 1019R reference styles with cowhide leather and a nylon / TPU shell
Three adjustable heating levels; heating zones and controls confirmed per project
S / M / L / XL sizes, with reference palm widths from 7.5 to 9 cm
Battery configuration, care instructions and finished-product validation agreed before sampling

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A development partner, not a catalogue supplier

Build the product around the customer experience

Our role is to connect THERMOVEX global market understanding with core heating technology, then engineer a product that fits the brand, channel and compliance environment.

Materials-led engineering

Start with the interaction between textile, heating layer, insulation, sensing and care.

Premium product discipline

Protect fit, hand feel, visual language and user interface alongside thermal performance.

Production reality

Design for repeatable assembly, inspection, documentation and commercial scale from the beginning.

Six-stage development flow

Clear gates from design to delivery

The process follows the supplied manufacturing workflow and is adapted to the technical and commercial risk of each program.

BriefUse case + market

ArchitectureMaterial + power

PrototypeModule + controller

IntegrationPattern + product

ValidationThermal + durability

ScalePilot + production

Each gate links product intent to an engineering output before the program moves forward.

System architecture

Translate the use case, market and user experience into a practical material, power and control architecture.

Material selection

Define shell, lining, insulation, heating material, trim and care requirements as one system.

Cutting & preparation

Prepare patterns, heating modules, leads, sensors and connection details for assembly.

Sewing & assembly

Integrate the heating system without compromising comfort, drape or serviceability.

In-line quality control

Monitor resistance, electrical continuity, placement and workmanship during production.

Final inspection & packing

Complete functional checks, presentation standards, documentation and brand delivery.

Customisation scope

Every visible and invisible layer can be configured

Premium heated products are defined by how well the technology disappears into the product while remaining controlled, durable and serviceable.

Product architecture

Garment type, heating zones, module shape, body placement and serviceability.

Materials & trims

Shell and lining fabrics, insulation, switches, zippers, fasteners and colorways.

Power & control

Voltage, wattage, battery interface, temperature levels, Bluetooth and connected functions.

Brand expression

Labels, trims, controller colors, packaging, instructions and market-facing presentation.

Validation plan

Wash, bend, thermal mapping, ingress, electrical and market-specific requirements.

Production system

BOM, work instructions, control limits, inspection points and repeatable manufacturing transfer.

A better first brief

Six inputs help us move faster

You do not need a finished technical specification. A clear commercial and product intent is enough to begin the engineering discussion.

01Product category and reference design
02Target country or region
03Heating zones and temperature range
04Preferred voltage, battery and runtime
05Material, size and care requirements
06Estimated annual volume and launch timing

Reference commercial framework

MOQ, sample timing and production timing shown on this page are taken from the supplied July 2026 reference program. Final terms depend on design, materials, testing and capacity confirmation.

Bring us the product challenge

We will engineer the heating path.

Start with a concept, an existing product or a performance target.

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