Fire-King, an American glassware brand, is launching two stacking mugs as the second collaboration with Pendleton, an American wool brand founded in 1863. Pre-orders will begin on April 28, 2020, on the Fire-King Japan official website https://fireking-japan.com/.



For this second collaboration, we have selected "TUCSON," one of PENDLETON's signature patterns. The Fire-King stacking mugs come in milk white and black, each featuring a different colorway of the TUCSON pattern. They also come with a PENDLETON coaster featuring the TUCSON pattern used in the mug design. Crafted from American wool, the coaster features a woven label as proof of PENDLETON quality.

PENDLETON, known for its traditional Native American patterns, and Fire-King, synonymous with American tableware. This noteworthy product is the result of a collaboration that never came to fruition, despite the two brands having spent years in the United States.

Pre-orders will begin on April 28, 2020, on the Fire-King Japan official website.
Fire-King Japan Official Website https://fireking-japan.com/


Fire-King Stacking Mug PENDLETON [Tucson] Milk White

Fire-King PENDLETON Stacking Mug [Tucson] Coaster

Fire-King PENDLETON Stacking Mug [Tucson] Black

Fire-King Stacking Mug PENDLETON [Tucson] Coaster

Fire-King Stacking Mug PENDLETON [Tucson]


[Product Overview]

Product Name: Fire-King Stacking Mug PENDLETON [Tucson]
Types: Milk white, black
Price: 4,200 yen each + tax
Material: [Mug] Borosilicate glass [Coaster] Wool
Manufacturing: [Mug] Japan [Coaster] USA (sewing in Japan)
Pre-orders accepted: From April 28, 2020
Release date: Scheduled to be delivered sequentially from mid-May 2020
Manufacturer: Fire-King Japan Co., Ltd.
■Fire-King
A tableware brand founded in 1942 by Anchor Hocking, LLC, a pioneering heat-resistant glass tableware manufacturer based in Lancaster, Ohio, USA. Production of Fire-King milk glass products ceased in the United States in 1986, but they continue to be produced in Japan today using methods passed down through the skilled techniques of Japanese glass artisans.

■PENDLETON
A wool apparel and blanket brand founded in 1863 by Thomas Kay, an Englishman who moved to Oregon, USA to support the operation of a woolen textile mill. Even now, more than 150 years after its founding, the brand continues to manufacture products using traditional processes, from spinning to product creation, and is a wool brand loved around the world, offering good old American style fashion.



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