This men’s corduroy overshirt in a rich solid color is crafted from soft cotton and detailed with a distinctive Pendleton chamois trim inside the yoke, neck, and cuffs. Designed for easy care, it features two ample chest pockets with subtly peaked buttoned flaps, a back locker loop, and a shirttail hem with a slightly extended back.
Pendleton Woolen Mills is an iconic American textile manufacturer, renowned for its heritage and craftsmanship. Founded in 1863 by English weaver Thomas Kay in Oregon, the company evolved into a family-owned business under the leadership of C.P. Bishop and his wife, Fannie Kay Bishop. In 1909, they established the Pendleton Woolen Mills in Pendleton, Oregon, followed by a second mill in Washougal, Washington, in 1912.
Pendleton is celebrated for its Jacquard-patterned wool blankets, often inspired by Native American designs, and its high-quality woolen apparel. The brand has maintained its commitment to quality and American manufacturing, with its mills still operational today. In 2024, Pendleton commemorated a century of shirtmaking, highlighting its enduring legacy in American fashion.
Today, Pendleton continues to offer a range of products, including blankets, apparel, and accessories, blending traditional craftsmanship with contemporary design.