Pendleton Woolen Mills

The Timberline Coat is a style from our archives, made in the USA from blanket-weight wool jacquard with impeccable pattern matching across every seam.

Gifting made simple: Save up to 40% off select throw blankets for a limited time. Shop the full selection at www.pendleton-usa.com

Deshawna Anderson (White Mountain Ndeé [Apache]/Apsáalooke [Crow]) is the artist behind the Courage To Bloom Blanket. Deshawna attended Little Big Horn College in Crow Agency, Montana, where she studied Business Administration. She is of the Butterfly Clan and is a child of the Greasy Mouth. As a visual learner, she became interested in art as a tool to share the perspective of its creator. Influenced by Apache and Crow culture from the Crazy Mountains to Salt River Canyon, she also draws inspiration from historic and contemporary burden baskets, beadwork, quillwork, and attire.⁠
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Courage to Bloom was created in partnership with the American Indian College Fund, a nonprofit organization that helps fund scholarships for Native American students and tribal colleges. A portion of proceeds from this blanket's sales goes to support their mission.

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A Motor Robe is the perfect companion for an afternoon picnic or a cool evening at the ballpark.

5th Avenue Throws are the most luxurious our Pendleton mill has ever produced. The superfine merino wool is softly brushed, producing a fleecy, velvet hand that must be touched to be believed.

Use minimalist geometric designs in soothing hues to create a serene space.

Our new collection with Stanley celebrates craftmanship and timeless patterns.

Serape blankets are inspired by the famous stripes of Saltillo, Mexico. The newest additions to our collection are woven in rich archival hues.

For a lighter layer this season, add a breathable coverlet. On cooler nights, pair this set with a wool blanket for extra warmth.

A shirt for any style - from the western-inspired Laramie to the classic Aloha, and comfy Wayside.

Wyeth Trail features a balanced pattern inspired by the distinctive peaks, valleys, and pristine rivers along Oregon’s Wyeth Trail spanning 2,170 miles.

CBS Sunday Morning stopped by our mill in Pendleton, Oregon and our Woolen Mill Store to learn more about the brand and our history. Check out the full feature video here: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=0kKYFle7VoQ

Pendleton blankets: A thread to the past Pendleton Woolen Mills, in Pendleton, Ore., has been part of the fabric of the community since the early 1900s. Correspondent Conor Knighton looks at how the...

The Wildland Heroes pattern is now available in an extra-plush spa towel. A portion of sales helps to support the Wildland Firefighter Foundation, in aid of injured firefighters and their families.

An iconic blanket pattern, Harding, has landed in a brand new shade: Shale.

Our next video series will feature stories about Pendleton products shared through generations. If you have a story to share, send us more information by using this link: https://forms.gle/MHpEic8h3wnpA9xD6

Time to spread the love for Valentine's Day! We're giving away a Towel for Two to one lucky winner. ⁠⠀⁠
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The Harding pattern has been a customer favorite since 1923 when the blanket was first introduced.

One of our newest arrivals: the Angelica Berber Fleece Jacket. Super soft and crafted with spring-weight fleece and a colorful pattern.

National Park Socks are more giftable than ever in our pre-boxed packs of three. All month long, buy three sock gift boxes and get one free in stores and online.

Today, we are celebrating the work of our partners at the American Indian College Fund. The American Indian College Fund supports community-based accredited tribal colleges and universities that offer students access to knowledge, skills and cultural values that enhance their communities and the country as a whole. For over 20 years, Pendleton has joined their mission with a collection of College Fund blankets, and the Pendleton endowment, to help fund scholarships to students. So far, over $1 million dollars in scholarships have been funded for 1,288 American Indian and Alaska Native students at all 35 tribal college and universities.⁠
Two College Fund scholars have designed two blankets in the collection: Courage to Bloom by Deshawna Anderson and Unity by Chelysa Owens-Cyr. A third blanket will be introduced next year.

Introducing the Resting Place blanket, a design by Logan Maxwell Hagege based off his original painting. The blanket features a well-worn hat atop a split-rail fence, offering a moment of respite for the rider who hung it there.

Fall is for plaid and a classic Board Shirt.

The Bridger Wool Throw can go where you go. An easy-to-transport blanket with two different looks: a predominantly solid color on one side, with bold stripes on the other.

Voice of the Body by Andre Walker is a new addition to the Pendleton blanket collection. The blanket (left) is a translation of Andre's original painting (right). Walker painted Voice of the Body in his Brooklyn studio and, following a desire to have it come to life, chose to partner with Pendleton on creating this wool blanket. "I just feel very proud. It goes with everything that I dream about, and everything I am in love with," said Walker.

Voice of the Body is now available a pendleton-usa.com: https://bit.ly/3B5mE2C

GIVEAWAY! Enter to win a pair of Original Westerly Sweaters - one for you, and one for your best furry friend.
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Join us to learn more about manufacturing opportunities at our Washougal, Washington mill. Stop by the job fair tomorrow, June 9th, between 11AM - 2PM.