Pendleton Woolen Mill Store

I love Pendleton! The fabrics are beautiful, the blankets are warm and comfy, and I’m a big fan of the pillows.
I found the employees to be really friendly. I was at one location and asked about plaid pillows and she recommended that I check out another location. She said that their store was sold out, but even better that the recommended location had them on sale!
This location let me know that they didn’t originally make pillows in the fabric that I was looking for, but that we could commission the pillow to be made for the cost of fabric/​materials and $ 15. She also let me know that the fabrics usually go on sale at the end of March, so if I wanted to wait and call in an order I could.

Jimmy have wonderful
Moments of his cowboy great grandfather who always wear Pendleton shirts. Jimmy is starting his Pendleton board shirts. I love the idea of Jimmy’s tradition. He look sexy!
Wish there’s xs size for my petite frame. I wear cowboy great grandfather’s vintage Pendleton shirts. They look great on me.

All the throws and fabric material is
sooooo gorgeous.
The little room displays they have are inspiring.
It’s really spendy but the biggest turn off are the employees. They act like they hate being there and make you feel really uncomfortable.

I visited this place on a trip to Portland, and consider it a must visit for out of town folks! They have precut yardage that is ½ off, and bolts of woven wool for 30 – 70 $/​yard. I got 2 yards of solid blue wool to use as a quilt backing for $ 50 total.
They also had some silks and cottons at great prices. I found some 100% cotton, white, for 5 $/​yard.

This place was great! It was my first trip to Portland last week and this was on my must visit list. I went twice actually! Everything was on sale and I found a bunch of fabrics on their closeout table (50% OFF!) that I will be using for some jacket projects and I even found a piece big enough to use as a blanket for the couch! When their blankets usually run $ 299, getting this fabric for $ 60 was a STEAL! And to top it off, the staff was very, very friendly! I’ll be back!

They have awesome stuff very high quality items. lots of items to choose from. The staff was very helpful and polite.

My wife was a little disappointed as she thought there would be more sale items but their stuff is just beautiful. We did buy some yardage and she’s very excited about it. It isn’t cheap but you are dealing with the top of the line stuff and it does justify a premium price. The staff was very friendly and helpful, the store is laid out nicely. Definitely worth a visit. You can only get there going Northbound on 99E though.

100% otherworldly. Kind service. I was given a 20% off coupon upon walking into the store and asked if I needed any help. If there is a heaven, this is what it looks like.

Best customer service. I purchased a set from a very helpful young lady. She was pleasant, helpful and kind.
Customer service great product.

The Pendleton store completely suckered me into a large fabric purchase when select fabrics were only $ 5 per yard. Are you reading this??! Pendleton virgin wool fashion fabric for only $ 5 per yard! I bought a few small bolts of worsted and can’t wait to sew the dresses I have in mind.
The selection of fabric here was good and the prices varied from reasonable to lowest-​cost-​ever for this kind of quality. There are scraps and selvedge that can be purchased for craft projects, plus their line of beautiful home décor including the classic blankets.
Take the time to visit, and if you’re a seamstress be sure to stop by Mill End Store (a completely different kind of fabric store nearby) while you’re in the area. Two birds with one stone!

Pendleton haiku:
Pendleton makes wool
it’s the best I’ve ever found
will last forever
my blankets are warm
they hold their color real well
designs are classic
this store has good deals
found a scarf for two dollars
lots of fabric too

In addition to the great variety of Pendleton products, this place is craft heaven! I recently took a class here where we learned to make solid wool rugs from bags of selvage. It was unique, the instructors were great, and I got stocked up on supplies (selvage, at $ 1 a pound!) to continue making these rugs at home. They had supplies for loads of other crafts, art projects, and clothing — and they offer classes almost every Saturday and Sunday (and they aren’t all rug classes). This is a really fun place to be.
If you aren’t familiar with the area, you have to enter from the east side of the street. I don’t want to tell you how long it took me to figure that out.

I was in the market for a new blanket for my home. My (smart) mother suggested that, as opposed to purchasing just any blanket, I take a little piece of Oregon back to Michigan with me by purchasing one at the Pendleton outlet. I’m really glad she suggested this. I love my new blanket and I know it’ll last for a long time.
This location carries Pendleton’s home goods — blankets, throws, pillows, bolt fabrics, and rugs. If you’re looking for shirts, you should visit the Made in Oregon store.
The selection of blankets at this location is incredible! I spent a good hour looking over all the options and scrutinizing them. Really, you can’t go wrong with any of the designs. The outlet offers several «prototype» patterns. It would be cool to know that you essentially have a one-​of-​a-​kind pattern.
There’s a large display gallery in the back with «tapestries,» or blankets designed by fiber artists displayed on the wall. These are gorgeous pieces. When I visited there were several tapestries that recreated historical photos — very stunning! Some of the tapestries are available for purchase on the Pendleton website, but, from what I understand, many of them are still prototypes.