The town's name – Pendleton – is stitched into every product. The company was started in the early 1900s by the Bishop brothers, who came to town to try their hand at the blanket business.

These blankets became important heirlooms, often used as gifts for important life moments. Pendleton is a Pacific Northwest–based business with hundreds of designs and patterns that span wool ...

It's blown four times a day here for more than a century. Because this is one of the mills where Pendleton has been making wool blankets and textiles since 1912. It's one of only four remaining ...

Barry Friedman of Phoenix is the world's foremost appraiser of Native American trade blankets, with a focus on those made by Portland's own Pendleton Woolen Mills. Friedman, author of the new book ...

When the nation's premier woolen company asked artist Jesse Henderson to design a Pendleton blanket, he took it seriously. "I was trying to be sensitive to my people," said Henderson, a Chippewa ...

To get on the list to order a custom Pendleton wool blanket depicting the Nez Perce War, email Terry Ball at [email protected]. The price has not yet been set. CASCADE — As retiree ...

Pendleton Woolen Mills, if you lost track of the familiar blue and gold label, is the Portland, Ore., company that furnished so many blankets to American Indians in the early years of the 20th ...