Pindler: Pendleton III by Sunbrella

8/24/2023

Pindler Pendleton by Sunbrella at Hoff Miller Denver

Pindler, Pendleton, and Sunbrella® are at it again with their third Pendleton performance fabric collection. The new patterns continue the story of those who walked before us and of the beautiful land we live on.

Combining Pendleton Woolen Mills’ authentic and distinct aesthetic, with the enduring performance qualities of Sunbrella® fabrics – easy care, fade-proof, and bleach cleanable.

This fabulous grouping of patterns inspired by many iconic historic motifs have been woven in 100% all-weather Sunbrella® solution-dyed acrylic yarns, making it a great collection of useable fabrics for the home, inside and out.

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Juniper Mesa

Juniper Mesa is a midscale design inspired by western junipers trees scattered across mesa tops in the deserts of the Southwest.

Known for their twisting, mystical shapes and long lives -- some live a thousand years or more -- junipers produce aromatic berries used by Puebloans since ancient times in herbal remedies. In this design, blue diamonds represent berries on the branches of juniper trees, lit by the colors of the western sunset.

Meridian Cross

Meridian Cross is a midscale design inspired by the prime meridian, the starting point for the lines of longitude, which intersect with latitudes in a system of navigation that’s been used for centuries. This useable, midscale pattern marks their crossings.

Wyeth Trail

Wyeth Trail is a midscale design inspired by inventor Nathaniel Wyeth’s stories of the Western frontier while on the famous Oregon Trail. With a balanced pattern of peaks, this pattern shows a perilous trail passing through dry plains, fertile valleys, and pristine rivers, surrounded on both sides by the beautiful mountain ranges of Oregon.

Silver Lake

Silver Lake is a midscale matelassé design inspired by the wonder of Silver lake, which lies in the high desert country of Lake County, Oregon. Surrounded by petrified wood, this intermittent lake appears and disappears according to the whims of Oregon’s weather. The natural beauty has been translated into a dimensional, tonal matelassé.

Pilot Rock

Pilot Rock is a large-scale design inspired by the Pilot Rock in Oregon’s Western Cascades, which rises above the Rogue and Shasta Valleys. The area’s original inhabitants, the Takelma ("those along the river"), called it Tan-ts’at-seniphtha, or Stone Standing Up.

Mojave Twill

Mojave Twill is a large-scale stripe design inspired by the nature and colors of the Mojave Desert. While it is the smallest and driest desert in North America, it supports a diverse array of flora and fauna that has evolved to survive and thrive in the extreme conditions of the high desert.