Pendleton

Sleep soundly indoors or out with our bestselling camp blankets. Famously durable and warm, they're modeled after the blankets early shepherds used to brave the elements of the Pacific Northwest—right where our rugged wool versions are still woven today.

New bigger size! Dry off and cuddle wee ones with a cozy hooded kids’ towel with embroidered touches. Soft, thick cotton features arrows, tepees and bears in gentle aqua tones.
• 23" x 48"
• Cotton (exclusive of embroidery)
• Machine wash
• Imported

This banded robe from the Pendleton Woolen Mills archives first debuted in 1904. It was offered again in 1920, during the Golden Age of the Native American Trade Blanket. Its sawtooth pattern of mountain peaks and crooked rivers represents landscape of ce

Since the early 1900s, Pendleton Woolen Mills has honored America's National Parks with a collection of distinctive park blankets. Each blanket has a Pendleton label signifying their authenticity and special woven label with the park name and image of an

Yakima Camp Blanket - Lake -Twin

A soft and fuzzy baby blanket is perfect for the stroller, crib or car seat. Cozy cotton knit on one side, plush faux-sherpa fleece on the other.
• 30" x 40"
• Cotton with polyester backing
• Machine wash
• Imported

First woven in the 1920s, this USA-made wool blanket has been one of our most popular designs ever since. Chief Joseph led the Nez Perce tribe native to northeastern Oregon in the late 1800s. Widely admired for protecting his people and speaking the truth

Since the early 1900s, Pendleton Woolen Mills has honored America's National Parks with a collection of distinctive park blankets. Glacier Park National Park Blanket was one of the first. Its historic markings and colors date back to the frontier trading

dynamic blanket pattern re-created in a supersized towel for beach, poolside or hot tub—or an instantly luxurious bathroom. Thirsty cotton velour is an ideal canvas for our Native American-inspired design. Sheared on one side for luxurious softness, loope

Spanish crosses, diamond-shaped "eyes" (ojos) and the symbols of the Navajo Four Mountains of Creation are dramatic in any setting. The design reverses from black background to white–an achievement possible only in mills as technologically advanced as our

Since the early 1900s, Pendleton Woolen Mills has honored America's National Parks with a collection of distinctive park blankets. Each blanket has a Pendleton label signifying its authenticity and special woven label with the park name and image of an im

Since the early 1900s, Pendleton Woolen Mills has honored America's National Parks with a collection of distinctive park blankets. Each blanket has a Pendleton label signifying their authenticity and special woven label with the park name and image of an