Privately held company is headquartered in Northwest Portland; mills in Pendleton and Washougal, along with five other production facilities. 70 nationwide, selling the company's own line of clothing ...

On a Friday afternoon, Mark Korros, the 61-year old CEO of Pendleton Woolen Mills, is in the company’s Portland home showroom, where the Native American-style blankets Pendleton has been making for a ...

It started with Oregon sheep and their lush wool. Dyed, carded and spun into yarn, the wool became Indian trade blankets of uncommon quality, longevity and beauty. The wool became a brand: Pendleton.

Pendleton has built a legacy that transcends trends, celebrating over a century of craftsmanship in woolen menswear. From timeless plaid patterns to the renowned pieces, the brand embodies a fusion of ...

PENDLETON, Ore. — Machines rumbled and roared. Looms interlaced colorful yarns at right angles to form cloth. People scurried by, pushing tubs of spools. Here at Pendleton Woolen Mills, the same ...

From the first celebrity customer — Apache leader Geronimo — to the recent collaboration with high-end boutique Opening Ceremony, which introduced the brand to the fashion crowd, here are a few key ...

Before neoprene wetsuits were available, surfers in California would slather themselves in petroleum jelly and wear a wool shirt from Pendleton to fight off the Pacific’s cold. The technique was so ...

Mac Bishop was fated to work in wool. That's what happens when you're born into the Pendleton Woolen Mills family—he's the son of chairman Mort Bishop. Five years ago, the 29-year-old struck out on ...

Pendleton Woolen Mills is doubling down on the Biggest Little City with the opening of its second Reno store. The American heritage brand is holding a grand opening weekend from Friday to Sunday at ...

To continue reading this content, please enable JavaScript in your browser settings and refresh this page. Mac Bishop was inspired to start a wool business apparel ...

Little surprise that Portlanders have been cuddling up in wool blankets during the pandemic. But COVID-19 has also inspired people to buy luxury pet beds and dress like the Dude in The Big Lebowski.