Pendleton

Pendleton has been weaving its story since 1863, when the Bishop family began crafting durable wool goods for America’s frontier — a foundation that grew into the brand’s now‑iconic blankets and Pacific Northwest‑inspired patterns. By the 1920s, Pendleton was rewriting the rulebook with colourful wool shirts that broke away from the era’s muted workwear, later earning cultural stripes from the Beach Boys to Jeff Bridges, who famously wore the Original Westerley sweater as The Dude.

Still family‑owned six generations on, Pendleton is celebrated for richly coloured jacquards, meticulous craftsmanship, and a catalogue spanning homeware and apparel. Yet the blankets remain the brand’s north star — weighty, heirloom‑ready pieces carrying more than a century of wool expertise.

Explore Pendleton at END., including clothing cut from virgin wool and finished with bold geometric patterns that honour its storied weaving tradition.