Detachable Magnetic Heated Slippers

Graphene Heating · Snap-On Module · Digital Display · Custom Colour · Private Label · Packaging

Product Description

These are indoor heated slippers built around a removable part. The heating element is a round module that attaches to the top of each slipper through four magnetic contacts — align the contacts, press the module down, and it holds. Lift it off and the slipper is a slipper again.

The design answers a problem that runs through most heated footwear: once heat is sealed into a shoe, the electronics and the textile become one inseparable unit. Here they are two parts. The upper can be made, finished and packed as a normal slipper; the module is added, changed or left out at packing. Each module works on its own, so one foot can be heated without the other.

The heating layer itself is a flexible graphene film placed over the toe and forefoot, sitting above a layer of insulation so the warmth travels up into the foot. The upper is textured corduroy, the lining is a soft pile, and the sole is cushioned and lightweight.

This page describes a configurable platform, not one fixed product. Colour, fabric, heating area, module finish, labelling and packaging are all specification items.

Specifications and options follow final sample and confirmed order.

What These Slippers Are — and What They Are Not

They are a comfortable indoor slipper with an optional, detachable warming module. They are not a medical device, not a therapeutic appliance, and not a substitute for proper footwear outdoors.

They are also not a fixed catalogue item. The version photographed here uses one particular colourway, one heating-area layout and one module finish. A production order can change each of those. If what you need is a different colourway, a different heat zone or your own branding on the module, that is a specification change rather than a custom exception.

Product Specifications

Battery capacity, charging time, voltage, wattage and temperature range are set per project and are not published here. See the note below.

Key Features

• Snap-on magnetic module — four contact points hold the heating module in place with no tools and no fasteners
• Detachable by design — the textile and the electronics are separate parts, so one can be replaced without the other
• Independent control — each module runs on its own, so you can heat one foot or both
• Digital display and side controls — status and comfort are set on the module itself
• Graphene heating film — flexible, even distribution across the covered area
• Five-layer construction — corduroy outer, graphene film, insulation, plush lining, cushioned sole
• Comfort-first build — plush lining and a lightweight cushioned sole
• Fully configurable — colour, fabric, heat zone, module finish, label and packaging
• OEM / ODM ready — private label and custom retail packaging

The Magnetic Module: How Snap-On Heating Works

The module attaches in three movements: align the four contacts, press the module onto them, and power on. Removal is the reverse and takes the same effort — there is no clip to release and no connector to unplug.

The magnetic face carries the four contacts; the matching studs sit on the slipper upper. Because the module is held magnetically rather than mechanically, there is no wear point that loosens over time, and the upper has no moving part to break.

Each module is self-contained and independently controlled. On a pair, that means you can run one side, both sides, or neither, and charge the modules off the slippers.

Module functions follow final sample.

Construction: The Five Layers

The upper is a stack rather than a single textile. Each layer does one job, and the order matters.

Because the heating film is flexible and spreads heat across its surface, the stack follows the shape of the upper rather than dictating it. That is what makes a toe-shaped or forefoot-shaped heat zone practical.

Construction follows final sample.

The Heating Zone and What Can Be Adjusted

The heat zone sits over the toe and forefoot, which is where cold is felt first in an indoor slipper. How much of that area is covered is a design decision: a compact toe zone, a full forefoot zone and a wider front-of-foot layout draw different amounts of power and feel different underfoot.

The heating area is therefore one of the specification items, not a fixed property. If your market or your price point calls for a specific coverage, it is settled at the design stage and confirmed on the sample.

Comfort, Materials and Everyday Wear

A heated slipper still has to work as a slipper. The lining is a soft pile, the upper is a textured corduroy, and the sole is cushioned and lightweight. The heating layer and the module add negligible bulk to the shoe.

Upper fabric, lining and sole colour are all selectable, so the same platform can carry a warm neutral colourway for one market and a saturated palette for another without changing anything structural.

On cleaning: the module is an electronic part, and the fact that it detaches is what keeps cleaning straightforward — it simply does not go through any washing process. What happens to the upper afterwards depends on the final fabric and construction, so it is specified on the care label of your approved sample rather than in a marketing paragraph. If a particular cleaning method is a requirement for your programme, raise it at the design stage and it becomes a defined test.

Customisation Options

Every item below is a specification item. The list is deliberately broad: the quickest way to lose a programme is to offer three colours when the buyer needs a ninth.

Available options depend on final sample and confirmed order.

OEM / ODM: From Requirement to Packing

The five-stage process below is the same one we run across our heating products, whether it is a single sample or a seasonal line.

Process and options subject to confirmed order.

Stage 2 is where a heated slipper programme is decided. Size range, contact-point position, heat-zone shape and module finish all interact — moving one moves the others. Agreeing them on paper before a sample is cut is what keeps a programme on schedule.

What Buyers Look For in a Heated Slipper

Buyers evaluating a heated slipper tend to ask the same questions, and they are worth answering honestly.

About SHEERFOND

Dongguan Sheerfond New Material Co., Ltd. develops and manufactures far-infrared and graphene heating materials. We supply both graphene and resistance-wire heating solutions, and our low-voltage range covers 3.7 V, 5 V, 12 V, 24 V and 36 V architectures. Products are manufactured against project specifications with batch inspection records rather than from a fixed catalogue.

Please note that batteries and power sources for our battery-powered products are sourced externally; we disclose this rather than implying we manufacture them.

Buyers with a specific market, a specific colourway or a private-label programme are welcome to send requirements for a design and sample review.

Request a Quotation

Send us your target market, size range, colour and fabric direction, the heating area you need, your module and packaging requirements, and your target quantity. We will come back with a design proposal and a sample plan.

Price indication: the slipper is quoted at US$8–12 per pair for a standard configuration, depending on materials and module specification. This is a per-pair reference for a made-to-order product, not a fixed catalogue price. Final pricing follows your confirmed materials, heating area, module specification, order quantity and destination market.

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This product is not a medical device and is not intended to diagnose, treat or cure any condition.