Pendleton's scarf is jacquard-knitted with the brand's 'Wyeth Trail' pattern, inspired by the Iroquois legend of the Three Sisters and paying tribute to the Native American practice of companion planting. The neat rows symbolise ancient gardens and the neutral shades are those of native corn crops. It's spun from soft wool in a substantial shape that's ideal for layering.

Pendleton Jacquard-Knit Wool Scarf

Pendleton’s scarf is knitted with its vivid ‘Glacier’ motif, which dates back to the early 1900s – the bold stripes were originally markers of its value. This cosy style is spun from pure wool, appliquéd with a logo patch and finished with soft fringing.

Pendleton Glacier Fringed Striped Wool Scarf

Pendleton looks to historic physical locations for design inspiration. This wool scarf is jacquard-knitted with its 'Four Corners' motif, referencing the only point in America that's shared by four states (it also marks the boundary of the Navajo Nation and Ute Mountain Ute Tribe Reservation).

PendletonFour Corners Jacquard-Knit Wool Scarf

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Pendleton Four Corners Jacquard-Knit Wool Scarf