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PDX Carpet Lookbook

Portland International Airport's carpet isn't just a carpet. It's a Portland Icon. It's #pdxcarpet. I mean look up this hashtag on Instagram. There are currently 117K posts with this hashtag. This famous carpet was originally installed in 1988, way before the hashtag #pdxcarpet was around. In the prime of the hashtag and Instagram era, the carpet became the ultimate traveler's backdrop- a famous post to keep friends and fans updated on one's travel plans. The original teal and famously unique geometric designs were removed in 2015. Although this hasn't stopped the trend #pdxcarpet, Portlanders are stoked to welcome back the original print in the terminals come 2024. To keep cozy and to keep home close to heart during adventures near and far, we put #pdxcarpet in a stuff sack. This NanoLoft Travel blanket is the ultimate travel accessory. Check it out in the place that inspired this print!

PDx Travel Blanket hooked on to backpack in PDX airport
Airport elevator
PDx Travel Blanket held up in PDX airport
Plane in foreground landing, with Mt Hood in the background
PDx Travel Blanket hooked on to backpack in PDX airport
PDX Travel Blanket macro image

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Rumpl | Down Puffy Blanket - Woven Daydream | 1-Person | | Printed Down
Rumpl | Stash Mat - Rainbow Fade | One Size | | Stash Mat
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