Showing posts with label Pendleton. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Pendleton. Show all posts

Another goody goody tie-up, this time it's from Pendleton Woolen Mills and Worksman Cycles to exclusively offer a bicycle for Fall 2010 season. The result is a heavy-duty cruiser that is handcrafted by Worksman and features Pendleton's Chief Joseph pattern on its fenders and frame. Said to be "natural fit for collaboration", both family-owned businesses share a value for American-made heritage goods and roots dating back to the 1890s.

Available in black and white styles, the Pendleton for Worksman Cycle bicycles are priced at $750 and will be on sale exclusively at www.urbanoutfitters.com starting October 4.

Edwin x Pendleton Woolen Mills Shirt

January 12, 2010 |

Another collaborative good news, Edwin and Pendleton teams up in a special shirt project with limited run of 300 pieces. From the collaboration, two excellent mills were brought together namely Kaihara of Japan and Pendleton Woolen Mills of Oregon, USA. "Established in 1951 with 34 machines, by 1970 the Kaihara mill had developed indigo rope dying machines and started a delivery of rope dyed denim in Japan. By the early 90s the mill introduced ring yarn spinning and vintage production by narrow width shuttle machines. Kaihara is renowned for the sanforised selvedge it’s produced for decades." As for Pendleton Woolen Mills, it needs no further information as it continues to be the supreme provider of woolen garments. 

Edwin x Pendleton Woolen Mills shirt will be available at retail this July.
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Pendleton Spirit Weekend Bag

November 13, 2009 |


Pendleton adds some spirit to one of its weekend essentials, and I personally love it. Coming in with tribal inspired pattern prints, the classical design complements with the brown leather details along with wool/cotton fabric. Digging in with a native feel, it goes with a functional approach that fills in your weekend needs.

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(From L-R: Letterman Jacket, Utility Shirt Blazer)

From the capsule collection of Opening Ceremony and Pendleton, celebrating Oregon's first woolen mills 100th anniversary comes the coolest combination of patterns and details putting in along with innovative sportswear and casual outfits. With flamboyant and interesting selections of Autumnal essentials, it was delighting to see the collection coming in with prints that are truly ethnical yet striking, as seen on my personal favorites (above pictures), with the very modern aesthetics used for a much more wearable concept. Oki-Ni has great selections of Opening Ceremony x Pendleton capsule collection.