History

Pendleton was founded in 1863 and became famous for its wool blankets, flannels, and patterned outerwear inspired by Indigenous designs and the American West.

Known for craftsmanship and durability, the brand became a staple of outdoor, workwear, and heritage fashion.

Pendleton’s bold plaids and jacquard patterns turned functional wool garments into lasting style icons.

Description

It preserved traditional textile craftsmanship in American fashion.

It made heritage patterns and wool layering timeless.

Trend focus

Pendleton pieces fit naturally into vintage, cozy, and gender-fluid styling.

Resale keeps long-lasting, high-quality garments in circulation instead of being replaced.