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Blankets and Bedding Inspired by the American West

Pendleton's blankets and bedding collection spans premium wool and cotton, from bold plaids and solids to patterns rooted in the natural beauty and cultural heritage of the American West and Pacific Northwest. Start with Wool Blankets for lasting warmth, Quilts & Bedding for lighter cotton layers, or a Throws for the sofa or a road trip. See our approach to wool to learn what sets it apart.


Pillows, Shams, and Pieces for Every Room

Beyond blankets, the collection includes Pillows & Shams in matching heritage patterns, so a single design can carry from the bed to the sofa to a reading nook. There's also a dedicated line of Kids & Baby Blankets, sized down for cribs and strollers. Since materials range from wool to cotton to sherpa across the collection, check our product care guide before washing or dry cleaning any piece.


Frequently Asked Questions


What's the difference between a throw and a blanket?
A throw is typically smaller and lighter, made for draping over a sofa, chair, or the foot of a bed as an accent layer. A blanket is larger and sized to fully cover a bed, offered in sizes like twin, queen, and king.


What size blanket do I need for a queen bed?
A queen bed typically needs a blanket sized around 90" x 90" to cover the mattress with enough drop on the sides. Pendleton blankets are generally offered in twin, full/queen, and king, with king sizes closer to 108" x 90" for extra coverage.


Should I get a wool blanket or a cotton quilt for my bed?
Wool blankets trap more air and provide heavier, denser warmth for cold climates or winter layering, while cotton quilts and matelasse coverlets are lighter and better suited to warm nights or year-round use as a top layer.


Are Pendleton blankets machine washable?
It depends on the piece and material. Wool blankets typically require dry cleaning, while some cotton and sherpa pieces are machine washable — always check the care tag before washing.


Do Pendleton pillows and shams match the blanket patterns?
Many Pendleton pillows and shams are designed in the same patterns as the wool blanket and cotton bedding collections, making it possible to coordinate a full room in one design.