Lindsey Thornburg F/W 2024

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Who would have thought a Montana childhood and a NYC hustle could redefine outerwear? Lindsey Thornburg did. Unable to find the perfect winter coat, she turned Pendleton blankets into stunning cloaks. A decade later, these Manhattan-made garments have become heirloom treasures, blending heritage with high fashion.

Born in Montana, raised between Seattle and the mountains of Colorado, Lindsey Thornburg grew up in a swirl of adaptation, style, and heritage. Moving to NYC in 2003 with a vision to blend her Western roots with modern fashion, she began reimagining Pendleton blankets as wearable art. The result? Iconic cloaks that honor Pendleton's century-old legacy and Lindsey's drive to create timeless, handcrafted garments. From Great Falls to Manhattan, her story is stitched into every piece.

A woman wearing a wide-brimmed gray hat, a fluffy blue coat, and a patterned scarf, with a white background. The image is part of a Pendleton advertisement featuring Lindsey Thornburg.
A woman with long dark hair standing outdoors with snow-covered mountains in the background, wearing a patterned coat with faux fur trim and gloves.
A woman standing on a snow-covered rock, wearing a patterned coat with a Native American design, blue fuzzy accessories on her shoulders, a wide-brimmed hat, and brown gloves. The text below reads: Pendleton Lindsay Thornburg.
A woman standing in a snowy landscape with mountains in the background, wearing a yellow and white patterned outfit with a large yellow fur coat, brown gloves, and holding yellow skis.