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  • Opening spread for Ponyboy Magazine men's editorial with Luke Ditella, photographed by Alexander Thompson.
  • Professional surfer Luke Ditella modeling vintage Pendleton shirts for Ponyboy Magazine, photographed by Alexander Thompson.
  • The amazing Luke Ditella, professional surfer and model, photographed in vintage Pendleton shirts by Alexander Thompson for Ponyboy Magazine.
  • Vintage Pendleton shirts worn by Click model Luke Ditella. Photographed in New York City by Alexander Thompson for Ponyboy Magazine.
  • The vintage Pendleton shirt, worn by Click model Luke Ditella, photographed for Ponyboy Magazine by Alexander Thompson.
  • Professional surfer and Click model Luke Ditella wears vintage Pendleton shirts for Ponyboy Magazine men's editorial
  • Professional surfer Luke DItella, from Click Models in NY, photographed in vintage Pendleton shirts by Alexander Thompson for Ponyboy Magazine in New York City.
  • Luke Ditella, from Click Models NY, photographed by Alexander Thompson in vintage Pendleton men's editorial for Ponyboy Magazine.
  • Male model Luke Ditella wears a vintage Pendleton shirt for Ponyboy Magazine men's editorial, photographed by Alexander Thompson in New York City.
  • Luke Ditella form Click Models in NY, photographed by Alexander Thompson for Ponyboy Magazine men's editorial.

THE PENDLETON

LUKE DITELLA

Our men’s editorial features professional surfer/model Luke Ditella from Click Models New York. We were pleased to feature Luke, and his rugged good-looks worked so well for this story.

The Pendleton Woolen Mills, located in Oregon, originally began with the production of wool blankets. In 1929, they began making men’s outdoorsmen clothing. However, during World War II, Pendleton stopped producing clothing to support the war effort. At the end of the war, Pendleton resumed with the manufacturing of clothing and shifted away from the workwear aesthetic to the 1950’s mentality of casual weekend wear. The brand has experienced a well deserved revival. To this day, the shirt remains a classic affordable staple in many men’s wardrobes.