Vintage Pendleton Wool Herringbone Blazer Jacket – Blue Green Tweed, 1950s-1960s

Vintage Pendleton women’s wool tweed jacket made from heavyweight virgin wool in a blue, green, navy, and cream woven herringbone pattern. This is not a true houndstooth; the fabric has a small-scale herringbone tweed look with beautiful depth and texture.

The jacket features a fitted silhouette, notched collar, five-button front, curved patch pockets, full lining, and extensive tailored seaming throughout the body. The front and back panels are shaped with multiple seams that contour the waist and create structure without relying on modern stretch fabric. This kind of detailed construction is one of the standout features of older Pendleton garments and is rarely seen in most contemporary clothing.

Pendleton Woolen Mills is known for high-quality American wool garments, and this jacket reflects the company’s mid-century reputation for combining durable Pacific Northwest wool with polished tailoring. The fitted shape, curved patch pockets, shorter jacket length, woven Pendleton label, and construction details point to a late 1950s to early 1960s date.

Approximate modern size: Small to Small-Medium, roughly women’s size 6–8. Please compare measurements for best fit.

Measurements:
– 16 1/2 inches across shoulders
– 18 inches across chest
– 16 inches across waist
– 26 1/2 inches from shoulder to bottom of jacket
– 24 inch sleeves

Condition: Very good vintage condition overall. The lining needs repair in one sleeve and two additional lining areas. Outer wool presents beautifully. Zoom in to photos for details.