Some new product from the Deluxe Fall/Winter 2009 Collection will be released this week. The drop includes some quality new knitwear zip jackets, wool coats and pea coats, a Pendleton collaboration shirt, cord pants and beanies. The new product will be released on October 31st.

Take a detailed look at the new Deluxe Fall/Winter 2009 Collection releases after the jump.

New product from the Pendleton Meets Opening Ceremoney Fall/Winter 2009 Collection has been released. The drop includes some fantastic new shirts, along with some solid trench coat like jackets, as well as some more wild anorak jackets and the more sporty Lobo jacket. Each piece comes in a series of colorways and the trench coat is actually reversible.

Take a look at all new Pendleton Meets Opening Ceremony Fall/Winter 2009 product after the jump.

Perfectly fitting the Fall/Winter 2009 hunting and fishing inspired collection, Japanese designer Junya Watanabe worked with Pendleton on some shirts for this season. Using similar patching techniques and materials, the shirts turned out very interesting. Leather and corduroy patches are placed on the plaid wool by Pendleton, making each piece stand out of the crowd. These are certainly not your standard plaid shirts, unfortunately you can also expect according pricing.

More looks at the Junya Watanabe x Pendleton Fall/Winter 2009 Shirts follow after the jump.

Uniting with America’s Pendleton to celebrate their 20th year in business, Japanese retailer Beauty & Youth reinstated the long-out -of-print Top Star Jacket. Taking a bespoke approach, Beauty & Youth rejuvenate the classic American style with an updated pattern and fabric. The way only the Japanese can. Now available from Beauty & Youth.

A full frontal shot of the Beauty & Youth x Pendleton Top Star Jacket can be seen after the jump.

As alluded to in the past, Opening Ceremony’s staple cardigans, zip vests, and collared shirts have been remade in Pendleton’s sturdy, vibrant wools for Fall/Winter 2009. A myriad of patterns were produced with details such as leather elbow pads, zip closures and inner pockets – making this collection of winter essentials anything but ordinary. Now available for purchase from Opening Ceremony.

More looks at the Pendleton Meets Opening Ceremony Fall/Winter 2009 Collection after the jump.

For more than 140 years, Pendleton Woolen Mills have been weaving world class woolens in their Northeastern Oregon Mills. In 1898 the family resumed the production of Indian blankets and introduced new designs, colors, and patterns to their product line. Pendleton then expanded their trade from the local Nez Perce Indians to the Navajo, Hopi, and Zuni peoples of the American Southwest. Trainerspotter continues Pendleton’s proud heritage with two garments influenced by the American Northwest – their staple 30’s style Trapper hat and the new Broken Twill Overshirt with detachable hood. Both are constructed using premium napped Nez Perce, Zapotec and Chief Joseph pattern Pendleton wool and RiRi zips. Exclusive to the No-One store in Shorditch, London.

More looks at the Trainerspotter x Pendleton Mills Capsule Collection after the jump.

The new Pendleton Fall/Winter 2009 Collection has been released. Classic plaid patterns and materials are used on most pieces of the collection, which consists of shirts, sweaters, scarfs and more. Our favorite piece is the Tartan Weekender Bag, which comes in a beautiful mix of wool and premium leather. The collection is now available from End.

Detailed images of all new pieces from the Pendleton Fall/Winter 2009 Collection follow after the jump.

Japanese retailer United Arrows is celebrating their 20th anniversary. For the occasion they got together with some brands for collaborative product. We picked out our favorites from the line-up, which includes a tripled pack of New Balance 1700’s, an Alden loafer and a Pendleton plaid blazer.

Take a more detailed look at the United Arrows 20th Anniversary Product after the jump.

Opening Ceremony gives us an early look at their collaborative collection with Pendleton for Spring/Summer 2010. The line will go beyong the usual wool pieces and also incorporates shirts, shirts made from cotton and other materials. It will be interesting to see how the line continues to develop over time.

Take a further look at the Opening Ceremony Meets Pendleton Spring/Summer 2010 Collection after the jump.

After just recently giving you a first behind the scenes look at the Pendleton for Opening Ceremony Fall/Winter 2009 Collection, we give you a more detailed look at some key items of the collection today. Jackets, blazers and pants have been produced in classic Pendleton wool patterns and materials. Look out for a release at Opening Ceremony retailers soon. Via honeyee.