Are Costco Pendleton blankets real?

Yes, you read that right! Pendleton throw blankets typically range from $100 to $230. The blankets available at Costco seem to be made of a Sherpa-like material, so they’re a bit different than the ones you’ll find on Pendleton’s website. Many Costco stores across the nation have these beautiful blankets in stock.

Why are Costco Pendleton blankets so cheap?

As @Costco_DoesItAgain noted on Instagram, there is a bit of a caveat, though—the Costco Pendleton blankets don’t appear to be made of wool. Rather, they’re made of a Sherpa material, which is likely the reason for the drastically lowered price.

How do you wash a Costco Pendleton blanket?

Care Instructions:

1. Machine wash cold, gentle cycle.
2. Only non-chlorine bleach when needed.
3. Tumble dry low.
4. Do not iron.

Does Pendleton make fleece blankets?

Pendleton Sherpa Fleece Reversible Blanket – King Size – Home Collection Avra Valley Teal – Super Soft Blanket 112″ by 92″

How do you clean a Costco Pendleton blanket?

Is Pendleton still made in USA?

Pendleton Woolen Mills is an American textile manufacturing company based in Portland, Oregon, United States. It is known for its blankets and woolen clothing….Pendleton Woolen Mills.

How big are the Pendleton National Park blankets?

The Tribute Series runs a little smaller than the twin – full blankets measuring 64” x 72”. The Pendleton National Park collection honors our collection of National Parks. Each blanket is made out of 100% virgin wool and has a label attached with the park name and an image of a special feature within the park.

What kind of blankets do Pendleton Woolen Mills make?

The blankets in this collection by Pendleton are usually unnapped blankets with corners either square or rounded. The Heritage Collection is the favourite of many of our customers. These replications are a symbol of the companies enduring commitment to American Indians throughout this country’s history and that of Pendleton Woolen Mills.

Where did the Pendleton blanket legend come from?

During the turn of the 20th Century the Pendleton Blanket legend was born at a woolen mill in Pendleton, Oregon that began producing striking wool blankets with vivid colors and authentic Native American Indian designs for the Umatilla and Cayuse indian tribes in the Northwest.

Do you pay sales tax on Pendleton blankets?

We offer free shipping and no sales tax (except Arizona) on most of our large selection of Pendleton blankets.