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Indigenous peoples thank you 😌💜

Will mill tours be available May 29, 2023? Thank you.

Their beautiful blankets may still be made in the US but their clothing is made in China. I just ordered a turtleneck sweater and saw that it was made in China. I had to send it back because of the unpleasant odor on it. They would not accept my review of the product on their website. So only positive reviews are accepted?!

How much does a pendleton blanket cost

My dad Walter Lichtenson worked for Pendleton Mills as a Yarn Designer...also Dorr Woolen Mills in Newport NH...I am Walter's Son..I Grew up Walking around Dorr Woolen Mills as a Boy Unattended I might say....I Miss those days in NH and Pendleton...RIP Walter Lichtenson...we will Never forget..RIP George Dorr....

Glad to learn some information about the company. My Dad gave my Husband and I the Chief Joseph Blanket in the Rosewood color. The colors, design, and pattern are stunning. Really can't wait to use it this winter . 😁

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I’m watching this covered by 3 Pendleton National Park blankets

OMG, I loved learning this process. I often think if I had a do-over for undergraduate (physics) and graduate school (law/mba) I would do home economics/textile design or organizational change. What a wonderful place to work. I cannot believe that I can go to Home Goods or TJ Max and purchase a throw for under $100 when all of this work went into it. I love my Hermes throws but now want to purchase your products. The history is so beautiful. Love the swiss cross pattern in black and white the most. Fabulous that you donate to Native Americans. I'm part (my father looks like he is 1005) have never lived on a reservation but love these beautiful people.

It be nice if they donated a portion of their profits to a Native American tribe or better still partnered with one - one closely linked to that particular tradition and have the young people intern and learn about their heritage, perhaps venturing into cottage industries exploiting other traditions, making them marketable and redesigning reservations in ways that pay homage to heritage, perhaps even restoring aspects of said heritage, especially those better for Mother Earth. Native have taken the brunt of ecological collapse and now it's time to turn things back.