The Burnside and Fremont flannel shirts, the Dawson linen shirt for summer, the Original Western, Heritage and Desert Sunset graphic tees and hoodies, the Lookout Valley varsity jacket — men's S to XXL — plus the part of Pendleton that lives on our home floor: the Chimayo throw, the jacquard napped blankets, the Tumalo and Wyeth contemporary throws, the Spider Rock towel set and oversized spa towels, flannel pajama pants, the Harding wallets, the Stanley bottles, and the Diamond Desert wool hats, knit beanies and merino headbands. Around 120 pieces in stock at any time, roughly half apparel and half home.
Pendleton Woolen Mills has been weaving in Oregon since 1909, and the patterns — Chief Joseph, Harding, the National Park stripes, the Spider Rock — are the brand's own, woven on its own looms. The blankets are the gift people drive to the store for; on the web they ship rolled, within a business day.
Fit: the flannels are cut generously in the mid-century way and meant to layer, so most people take their usual size and size down for a slimmer fit; the tees run true. Wear the flannel over a Vuori tee with New Balance; see Faherty and men's shirts next to it, and throws & blankets and home & gifts for the rest of the home side.
Questions we get about Pendleton
How does the Pendleton flannel shirt fit?
Generously — a mid-century cut meant to layer. Most wear their usual size; size down for a slimmer fit.
Are Pendleton blankets machine washable?
The wool blankets and throws are dry clean only; the cotton jacquard towels and the organic cotton throws go in the machine on cold.
