Starting the Season Off Right With Pendleton

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There’s so much that I love about spring. The new season brings with it warm weather, sunshine, and promises of fun days outdoors with my family. And since we had a new pool installed in the backyard this winter, we’re going to be swimming a lot this year. Not to mention we love our weekend visits to the beach! And I want to stay as stylish outdoors when I’m splashing around as I do at home. Why cover a cute bathing suit with a boring towel? My family’s favorites are Pendleton towels which come in beautiful patterns and fun colors that even my kids approve of.

Perfect For the Family

Their Native American designs are iconic, but their pieces are so much more than just fun prints. Plush cotton velour is sheared on one side for luxurious softness and looped on the other for super absorption. This means my kids won’t be running back inside the house dripping water all over the kitchen floors.

And even within their towel collection, they have big bath towels for mom and dad, smaller ones for kids, giant sizes for two, and hooded wrap towels for adults and kids. It’s a fun way to keep kids dry when they’re out of the pool. And it’s extra skin protection, just in case they missed a spot when putting on SPF.

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Sustainable Quality

I love that their pieces are made following environmentally-friendly standards and under safe, socially-responsible working conditions as certified by OEKO-TEX. Plus these Pendleton towels are beautiful quality and last for years. (Amazing on its own in a house with four kids!)

Owned and operated as a family-run business for 150 years, it’s easy to see why they’re a favorite. My family loves them, and they’re a part of our summers and a staple when we’re at the beach, lake, or pool. Great for all your pool days ahead as you dry off and warm-up in this soft, cozy towel! You can never have enough towels, right?