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A classic ball cap with a flat brim and Pendleton logo patch on front. Adjustable snap-back closure.
Features
A sixth-generation family-owned business, Pendleton Woolen Mills first took shape in 1863 when founder Thomas Kay, an English weaver, began making woolen products in Oregon. Opening in 1909, the original wool processing mill in Pendleton, Oregon, is still in operation today, along with the weaving mill in Washougal, Washington.
Why Pendleton
Pendleton’s legacy of quality woven wool flannel shirts and blankets have stood the test of time and are a staple of America’s Pacific North West, a region that embodies the spirt of SEED and the outdoor lifestyle our customers love. From their century-old shirt-making, the quality of their product is noted in every stitch. At SEED, we offer a range of Men’s Wool Shirts, like The Original Board Shirt, hats and accessories, and their Women’s Outerwear.
Features
- Snap-back closure
- 100% cotton
- Imported
- Spot clean
A sixth-generation family-owned business, Pendleton Woolen Mills first took shape in 1863 when founder Thomas Kay, an English weaver, began making woolen products in Oregon. Opening in 1909, the original wool processing mill in Pendleton, Oregon, is still in operation today, along with the weaving mill in Washougal, Washington.
Why Pendleton
Pendleton’s legacy of quality woven wool flannel shirts and blankets have stood the test of time and are a staple of America’s Pacific North West, a region that embodies the spirt of SEED and the outdoor lifestyle our customers love. From their century-old shirt-making, the quality of their product is noted in every stitch. At SEED, we offer a range of Men’s Wool Shirts, like The Original Board Shirt, hats and accessories, and their Women’s Outerwear.
