PENDLETON Star Watchers Fleece Blanket Robe - Twin Size Cozy Warm Wearable Blanket for Stargazing, Camping & Home Relaxation

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Since ancient times, Native Americans have practiced astronomy to predict the arrival of the brightest stars. Mysterious medicine wheels in Wyoming and Canada track the rising of Aldebaran, Rigel and Sirius, inspiring this dynamic design. The Pawnee people of the Central Plains honored the Pleiades Cluster, and believe the Pole Star was a protective chief who shone highest in the night sky. Pawnee lodges and villages were planned with astronomy in mind, dedicating one corner of each village to the Evening Star. Pendleton stands for quality and beauty. See and feel it in our intricate blanket patterns inspired by legends, and the softness of our luxurious 100% virgin wool clothing. We’ve been family owned for more than 150 years, weaving world class woolens in our Pacific Northwest Mills. Doing it Right Pendleton’s quality and design have inspired passionate brand loyalty for over a century. Men’s wool shirts are favorites, and the Original Board Shirt has been a top-seller since the 1950s. The women’s line is celebrating 70 years of women’s plaid skirts, dresses, coats, wool trousers and perfectly tailored blazers. Pendleton wool blankets have set the standard since 1909, including National Park blankets. The company’s goal is simple; to provide excellent quality that will last for generations, in designs that make it immediately clear that, yes, that is a Pendleton. Pendleton Key Features Fabric – Luxury fabrics in virgin wool, silk, cotton and morePattern – Plaids and traditional geometric patterns that are recognizable at a glancePhilanthropy – Ongoing support of the American Indian College Fund,the National Park Foundation, FisherHouse, the Native American Rehabilitation Association. About Pendleton: Pendleton is one of America’s original heritage brands. The company has been family owned and operated for six generations. Wool is where it all started, and Pendleton still weaves most of its virgin wool textiles in two Pacific Northwest mills. Tour them both to see exactly what it takes to transform a fluffy bundle of scoured wool into the blankets and fabrics that have defined Pendleton Woolen Mills for over a century.