Heat Holders
Heat Holders makes thermal clothing for cold days, and socks are the heart of it. The brand grew out of Drew Brady & Co., a British textile firm dating back to 1947, and launched in 2008. Its socks are tested as more than seven times warmer than ordinary cotton pairs, and the range now stretches to hats, gloves and nightwear.
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- Student discountHeat Holders offers a student discount programme where students can verify their status to receive a percentage off purchases.
- NHS discountHeat Holders provides discounts for NHS and healthcare workers, typically through the Blue Light Card and Health Service Discounts, with offers such as 10% or 8% off.
- Military discountHeat Holders offers discounts for armed forces members through the Blue Light Card. While a dedicated military discount is not always available, military members can sometimes use general promo codes or find special discounts during specific periods.
- Join HUGS RewardsMembers earn 'HUGS' (Huge Unbelievable Ginormous Savings) with every purchase, which can be redeemed for discounts on future orders. New members receive 100 HUGS upon joining.
- Free delivery over £25Top your basket up past £25 and delivery costs nothing.
- Gift cardsAvailable if you're buying for someone else.
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About Heat Holders
Choosing a sock
Socks come in three thicknesses, Original, Lite and Ultra Lite, so there is a pair for roomy boots or slimmer shoes. Within those you will find boot and wellington socks, ski socks, grip socks, sleep socks, character designs and wool blends. The warmth comes from a special thermal yarn, a long looped pile and heavy brushing that holds warm air against the skin.
Beyond the feet
The same idea runs through hats, gloves, scarves, snoods, earmuffs and headbands. For the house there are pyjamas, dressing gowns, loungewear and slippers, while hoodies, jackets, gilets and thermal underwear suit time outdoors. Women, men and children are all catered for.
Ordering and returns
UK orders over £25 travel free, and the brand also ships abroad. Unused items in their original packaging can go back within 30 days. Students can verify their status for a discount, and there are schemes for NHS staff and the armed forces. Gift cards are sold, a points-based loyalty programme rewards repeat orders, and Visa, Mastercard or PayPal are accepted.
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Heat Holders quick facts
| Free delivery | On orders over £25 |
|---|---|
| Delivery | Free UK delivery on orders over £25. |
| Returns | Returns accepted within 30 days for unused items in original packaging. |
| International shipping | Yes |
| Payment methods | Visa, Mastercard, PayPal |
| Gift cards | Yes |
| Loyalty scheme | HUGS Rewards |
| Founded | 2008 |
| Headquarters | United Kingdom |
| Parent company | Drew Brady & Co. Limited |
Heat Holders contact
- Website
- heatholders.co.uk
- Phone
- 0116 286 6887
Heat Holders FAQs
How thick are Heat Holders socks?
There are three options: Original, Lite and Ultra Lite. All use the brand's brushed thermal yarn, so the choice mainly comes down to the shoes or boots they will go with.
Is delivery free from Heat Holders?
Delivery is free within the UK once an order passes £25. Heat Holders also ships to customers outside the UK.
Can I send Heat Holders items back?
Yes, within 30 days, provided the items are unused and still in their original packaging.
Who is behind the Heat Holders brand?
Heat Holders belongs to Drew Brady & Co. Limited, a British company whose history goes back to 1947. The thermal brand itself launched in 2008 and is run from Manchester.
