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HOYT THROW

HOYT THROW

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DAVIS THROW

DAVIS THROW

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CHIEF JOSEPH BLANKET IN SCARLET ON BED
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PLUSH REVERSIBLE THROW

PLUSH REVERSIBLE THROW

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PLUSH REVERSIBLE THROW

PLUSH REVERSIBLE THROW

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PLUSH REVERSIBLE THROW

PLUSH REVERSIBLE THROW

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EVERETT THROW

EVERETT THROW

$248.00
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SPIDER ROCK THROW

SPIDER ROCK THROW

$248.00
MOTOR ROBE THROW WITH LEATHER CARRIER

MOTOR ROBE THROW WITH LEATHER CARRIER

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YAKIMA CAMP THROW

YAKIMA CAMP THROW

$188.00
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CRATER LAKE NATIONAL PARK THROW WITH CARRIER

CRATER LAKE NATIONAL PARK THROW WITH CARRIER

$198.00
GLACIER NATIONAL PARK THROW WITH CARRIER

GLACIER NATIONAL PARK THROW WITH CARRIER

$198.00
MOTOR ROBE THROW WITH LEATHER CARRIER

MOTOR ROBE THROW WITH LEATHER CARRIER

$148.00
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RIO BRAVO THROW

RIO BRAVO THROW

$248.00
CHIMAYO THROW

CHIMAYO THROW

$248.00
YELLOWSTONE NATIONAL PARK THROW WITH CARRIER

YELLOWSTONE NATIONAL PARK THROW WITH CARRIER

$198.00
PLUSH REVERSIBLE THROW

PLUSH REVERSIBLE THROW

$99.00
TUMALO THROW

TUMALO THROW

$248.00
ROLL-UP BLANKET

ROLL-UP BLANKET

$185.00
5TH AVENUE GLACIER PARK MERINO THROW

5TH AVENUE GLACIER PARK MERINO THROW

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Blankets / Wool Blankets / Quilts & Bedding / Pillows & Shams / Kids & Baby Blankets


Quality Craftsmanship Since 1863

Since 1863, Pendleton has woven wool into throws made for lasting warmth, and our wool designs use a natural fiber structure that traps air throughout the weave, so they insulate without added bulk. The collection also includes lighter cotton and plush options for year-round versatility. Drape one over the bed, add it to your Blankets & Bedding collection, or fold it at the foot of the couch for everyday comfort. Wool holds its shape and softness for years with the right care — see our approach to wool to learn why it performs the way it does.


Patterns Inspired by the American West

Each throw pattern draws on the traditional artistry and breathtaking landscapes of the American frontier, including designs from our National Park Collection. Pendleton and its partners have donated over $2.4 million to support the National Park Foundation's mission to preserve and protect our national parks for future generations. The lineup ranges from bold jacquard motifs to classic solid textures, equally at home as bedding, a road-trip companion, or living-room decor. Since care varies by material, check our product care guide before that first wash.


Frequently Asked Questions


Where are Pendleton blankets made?
Most Pendleton wool blankets are woven in Pendleton's historic Pacific Northwest mills in Oregon and Washington. Our jacquard-patterned wool blankets are woven at our original mill in Pendleton, Oregon, which has been producing blankets since 1909. Blanket finishing takes place at our mill in Washougal, Washington, continuing more than a century of American woolen manufacturing.


How do I store a wool blanket?
To store a wool blanket and help prevent moth damage, make sure the blanket is clean and completely dry before storing it. Fold it loosely and place it in an airtight storage bag or sealed container in a cool, dry, dark location. Check the blanket periodically for signs of moths or other fabric pests.


Are wool blankets actually warm?
Yes. Wool fiber traps air within its structure — roughly 80% of wool fabric's volume is trapped air — which makes it an efficient insulator relative to its weight. This lets wool blankets provide significant warmth without excessive bulk.


Is wool water-resistant?
Yes, to a degree. Wool's outer fiber structure repels light moisture, like a rain shower, and can absorb up to 30% of its own weight in water before it starts to feel damp — while still allowing the fabric to breathe.


How durable is Pendleton wool compared to other fabrics?
Wool is one of the most durable natural fibers: It resists tearing and can be bent more than 20,000 times without breaking, roughly four times the durability of other natural fibers. Wool fibers also spring back into shape after stretching or twisting, helping blankets resist wrinkling and hold their form over years of use.


Is wool a sustainable material?
Yes. Wool is a renewable, biodegradable fiber, and its production doesn't require harsh chemicals used in many synthetic fabrics. Pendleton wool can also be recycled or repurposed at the end of life.


Are Pendleton wool blankets itchy?
Pendleton's virgin wool blankets are woven to a finer, denser grade than raw wool, and finishes like Eco-Wise Wool® are treated for a softer feel against skin. Eco-Wise Wool® is Pendleton's machine-washable wool, treated to stay soft and hold its shape without the felting risk raw wool has. Sensitivity varies by person; the cotton or acrylic binding along the edge of most Pendleton blankets also reduces direct skin contact at the border.


Can I machine wash a Pendleton wool blanket?
It depends on the item. Check the care tag; some items are washable; others require dry cleaning only. Unless the label specifically says "washable," have your blanket or garment dry cleaned. For machine-washable wool blankets, wash cold on the gentle cycle; hang dry.