Machine-washable blankets in colorfast wool won’t shrink, fade or pill. Made with naturally renewable wool, they also pass strict standards of sustainability, leaving the smallest possible impact on our earth. In neutral solids, they’re easy to match in any room. Whipstitched edges.

Nancy. San Luis Obispo, CA. Mon Dec 15 2025

This USA-made wool blanket evokes the mysterious beauty of the Northern Lights, recreating the shining bands of transparent color that dance across the night skies. This bold, simple design is impressive as a wall hanging and wonderfully warm on a sofa or bed. Reverses for two different looks.

Stunning! Fast shipping and this blanket is more than i hoped for. Lorna. Neah Bay, WA. Mon Nov 17 2025

Designed by Belle Brings Plenty, a member of the Cheyenne River Sioux Tribe, this blanket is both a tribute to her brother and a reflection the broader idea of a journey.

First woven in the 1920s, this USA-made wool blanket has been one of Pendletons most popular designs ever since. Chief Joseph led the Nez Perce tribe native to northeastern Oregon in the late 1800s. Widely admired for protecting his people and speaking the truth, he is honored with this design, symbolizing bravery. Bold arrowheads represent the chief’s courage, strength and integrity. Reverses for two different looks. Woven in Pendletons Pacific Northwest mills and softly napped.

Bought the wrong size so returning but everything else this brand I've ever bought has been good quality. Anonymous. Sun Apr 12 2026

The Brave Star Throw is a bold expression of heritage design and everyday comfort, crafted from 100% cotton for a soft yet durable feel. This eye-catching piece features a striking geometric pattern in rich navy, deep red, and warm ivory.

Since the early 1900s, Pendleton Woolen Mills has honored America’s National Parks with a collection of distinctive park blankets. Each blanket has a Pendleton label signifying its authenticity and special woven label with the park name and image of an important natural feature. National Park Blankets are still woven right here in Pendleton`s Pacific Northwest mills, just as they were nearly 100 years ago.