Costco recollects 32 Degrees heated socks after burn accidents reported by clients

Heated socks bought at Costco have been recalled after clients reported burn accidents, based on the Consumer Product Safety Commission (CPSC).

The 32 Degrees Heated Socks had been bought in medium, massive and further massive.

The CPSC report mentioned when the socks are worn throughout “high intensity activities” they pose a possible burn hazard. 

According to the CPSC, there have been 14 reported heat-related incidents with the socks, and 13 of them concerned first- or second-degree partial thickness burns. 

The CPSC didn’t specify whether or not the problem stems from the battery pack, heating parts or extended warmth publicity.

About 207,806 packs of socks had been recalled. 

The affected socks had been bought at each Costco retailers and on-line at Costco.com from August 2025 by way of March 2026, starting from $30 and $46 in worth. 

A spokesperson for Costco didn’t instantly reply to FOX Business’ request for remark.

Consumers are urged to cease utilizing the socks instantly and return them to Costco for a full refund.

For extra info, clients can contact 32 Degrees toll-free at 833-997-2452 from 9 a.m. to five p.m. ET Monday by way of Friday, e mail recall@32degrees.com or go to the corporate’s web site and click on “Sock Recall” underneath the Support part.

The recall underscores a broader concern with heated wearable merchandise, the place objects marketed for on a regular basis consolation can pose dangers when utilized in real-world circumstances. 

Since shoppers more and more depend on battery-powered attire throughout lively use — from out of doors work to train — the reported accidents spotlight a possible hole between how these merchandise are anticipated to carry out and the way they really operate underneath higher-intensity exercise.

The recall comes as Costco has confronted different current product issues of safety, together with a Generac moveable generator bought by way of the retailer that was recalled over hearth dangers.