Wool shirts, jackets and outerwear from Pendleton Woolen Mills. The wool fabric used across the range is woven at Pendleton's Oregon and Washington mills. Bomber jackets are cut from blanket-weight virgin wool jacquard in the same patterns used across the blanket range, including the Harding, a design first produced in 1923. Wool shirts include the Board Shirt, a straight-hem plaid style woven from Umatilla wool sourced from ranchers in Umatilla County, Oregon. Machine washable and naturally water and odour resistant. The Trail Shirt and Lodge Shirt are also stocked, both in Umatilla wool. The Original Westerley is a lambswool zip cardigan that has been in the Pendleton line since 1972 and remains a classic. Manufacturing location varies by garment, check individual product pages for country of origin.
