Oct 8, 2026
KEY Apparel introduces Blaze, a five-piece heated outerwear collection with three heat settings, up to eight hours of run time per charge, and workwear-grade construction.
Fort Scott, KS, October 8, 2026 -- KEY Apparel has launched Blaze, a new heated outerwear collection built for cold weather, whether on the job or living life. The five-piece line runs on a shared rechargeable battery with three heat settings and up to eight hours of run time per charge. Job site managers, municipal crews, tailgaters, and anyone standing outside for a fall or winter game can all dial in the warmth they need.

Five Pieces, One Battery System
Blaze offers five diverse styles for staying warm on the job & beyond, from a heavy-duty duck jacket to a layering vest. Every piece shares the same rechargeable battery and heat control system, so workers can build the setup that fits their day.
Blaze Midweight Water Resistant Heated Duck Jacket
The workhorse. A duck shell with reinforced heavy-wear zones at the hem, shoulders, and inner arms, plus a removable hood with adjuster toggles and a stand collar.
Blaze Lightweight Diamond Quilted Heated Puffer Jacket
The mover. A low-bulk ripstop quilted shell for high-activity days when you need warmth without the bulk.
Blaze Midweight Two-Tone Heated Puffer Jacket
The all-day jacket. Articulated elbows for reaching and lifting, with a fleece-lined adjustable hood for when the wind picks up.
Blaze Midweight Two-Tone Heated Puffer Vest
The layering piece. Same chest and back heat zones as the jackets, with your arms free.
Blaze Heated Quarter Zip Sweatshirt
The workhorse for layering underneath. A duck shell with reinforced heavy-wear zones at the hem, shoulders, and inner arms, plus a removable hood with adjuster toggles and a stand collar.
Built to KEY's Workwear Standards
All five Blaze pieces share the same core specs: three heat settings, up to eight hours of run time per charge, machine washable with the battery removed, and water-resistant construction. Blaze is available in regular sizing, S through 4XL.
Availability
The Blaze collection is available now at keyapparel.com/blaze-collection.
Frequently Asked Questions About Blaze
What is Blaze?
Blaze is KEY Apparel's heated outerwear collection, built for cold weather on the job or off it. The line includes five pieces, from a heavy-duty duck jacket to a layering vest and a heated quarter-zip sweatshirt, suited for job sites, tailgates, fall and winter games, and family gatherings
How does the heating system work?
Each Blaze piece runs on a shared rechargeable battery with three heat settings, low, medium, and high, providing up to eight hours of run time per charge depending on the setting used.
Can I wash a Blaze jacket?
Yes. Blaze pieces are machine washable once the battery is removed.
What sizes are available?
Blaze is available in regular sizing, S through 4XL, across all five pieces.
Where do I buy Blaze?
Blaze is available now at keyapparel.com/blaze-collection.
About KEY Apparel
KEY Apparel has outfitted American tradespeople since 1908, when C.A. Lakin and Harry McKey founded the company in Fort Scott, Kansas. KEY builds workwear engineered for the jobsite and everyday living.
Contact Info:
Name: KEY Marketing Department
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Organization: KEY Apparel
Address: 400 Marble Rd, Fort Scott, KS 66701
Phone: (620) 223-2000
Website: https://www.keyapparel.com/
Release ID: 89205597
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