PENDLETON

  A convenient, ultra-compact key ring wallet featuring snap closure, multiple interior card slots, ID window and top key ring. Pattern placement may vary. 2¾"W x 4"H x ½"D Recycled polyester Imported

GE287-42006 There's room for everything in this trifold wallet with snap closure, ID window, coin pocket and multiple card slots—plus RFID protection. Crafted from Pendleton USA wool in an exclusive pattern, with leather trim. Pattern placement may...

ZK480-53940 A made-in-USA wool blanket celebrating the centennial of the Oregon State Park System, preserving and protecting our Pacific Wonderland for 100 years. From the pristine shores of Wallowa Lake to the rocky overlooks of Ecola Point,...

ZE475-57239 This colorful pattern was inspired by the Summerland Trail in Mt. Rainier National Park, voted Best Wildflower Spot in the USA by 1889 Magazine. Vibrant bands of color capture the wildflowers, waterfalls and mountain views within the park...

XB233-57081 Supersized towel featuring our exclusive Saltillo pattern, woven of cotton velour in vivid colors that stay true, wash after wash. Sheared on one side for softness, looped on the other for superior absorption. A luxury you'll love for the...

XB233-57079 Supersized towel featuring our exclusive Harding pattern, woven of cotton velour in vivid colors that stay true, wash after wash. Sheared on one side for softness, looped on the other for superior absorption. A luxury you'll love for the...

ZE782-57236 The Sierra Nevada range is the longest continuous and unified mountain chain in the United States. In this blanket design, interlocking groups of triangles arranged in unbroken bands celebrate the Sierra Nevada and its tallest mountain,...

A smaller, square size of our iconic blanket, historically worn for traditional dances and ceremonies. First woven in the 1920s, our Chief Joseph pattern has been one of our most popular patterns ever since. Reverses for two distinct looks. 68" x 68"...

ZE475-55340 Early travelers to Oregon found a natural spring full of jewel-like stones, which they named Opal Springs. This pattern uses a quilt-like arrangement of shapes to show the movement and beauty of those stones—naturally polished...

ZD422-57080

A smaller, square size of the iconic blanket, historically worn for traditional dances and ceremonies. First woven in the 1920s, the Chief Joseph pattern has been the most popular patterns ever since. Reverses for two distinct looks.   68" x 68"...

ZD411-53157 When the U.S. government ordered the Nez Perce onto reservations in Idaho, Chief Joseph resisted, leading his band toward Canada. Considered a brilliant strategist, he won many battles against great odds. In 1877 he surrendered to save his...