GRIDAL Diamond Turkish Towel (Peshtemal) Natural & Vegan Bath Towel & Beach Towel 100% Cotton - 37 x 70 | at: Beach, Bath, Gym, Pool, Sauna, Travel, Spa | as: Wrap, Shawl, Throw (Boston Blue)
Brand: GRIDAL
Color: Boston Blue
Categories: Home & Kitchen, Bath, Towels, Bath Towels

GRIDAL Turkish Towel (Peshtemal) Model: Zenobi Dimensions: 37"x70" (94x178 cm) Material: 100% Cotton Origin: Turkey Warranty: 1 year Pattern: Diamond What is Turkish Towel (Peshtemal)? Turkish Towel (Peshtemal) is a special garment that has been a part of Anatolian culture since Greek and Roman Empires and it was perfected with the influence of Ottoman and Turkish culture. Since then, it is being used in many different ways including Turkish baths, beaches, fashion, spas and daily use. It is one of the most attractive garments for Tourists who visit Turkey and it is well known with its light and elegant texture. Some properties of GRIDAL Turkish Towel (peshtemal): -Soft -Light -Dries quick -Occupies little space -Practical and functional -Endures frequent washing -Fashionable and multi-purpose -Environmentally friendly due to usage of natural material and little need to detergent. Apart from being a fashion garment, it is being used as an interior design or home textile element in modern days. It is used to add a piece of tradition, pattern or color to simple, modern interior decorations as a complementary element without breaking the concept. They can be used in bedrooms, living rooms, outdoors and dining rooms as well as bathrooms. Some usage areas of GRIDAL Turkish Towel (peshtemal): As a towel. As a pareo. As a tablecloth. As a yoga mat. As a wrap. As a foulard. As a bed throw. GRIDAL Turkish Towels are used at: Bathrooms Public Baths and Spas Beaches Saunas Gyms Beauty centers Hair dressers

SPECIFICATIONS: ✔Dimensions:37"x70" ✔Weight:14 oz. (400 gr.) ✔Material: 100% Turkish Cotton ✔Made in: Turkey ✔Produced by: GRIDAL Inc. ✔Warranty: 1 year ✔Imported from: Turkey ✔Model: Diamond ✔Pattern: Diamond & Plain
WHY TO USE: GRIDAL Turkish Towel brings the ancient traditional loom to modern world in a stylish way. Due to usage of long threads of high quality Turkish cotton, Turkish towel is highly absorbent and it dries quickly. Thus, it doesn’t get mouldy. It takes up little space in you bag and is easy to carry around with you. It is resistant to cold-warm washing and becomes softer after a few washes. The cotton fibers are naturally dyed and do not contain any chemicals.
HOW TO USE: Turkish Towels have been used for various purposes throughout the history in Anatolia since prehistoric ages. They are still used in modern age as a stylish, multi-functional garment. You can use them as a bath towel, beach towel, sarong/loincloth, throw, shawl, foulard, scarf, picnic blanket, travel blanket, camping towel, stroller cover, skirt or dress, yoga mat cover, chair/sofa cover, runner, tablecloth, headboard towel, pet bed, bathroom décor, etc. to name a few.
WHERE TO USE: Due to their durability and style, Turkish Towels are being used in many commercial industries. Apart from residential and personal usage, they are preferred in hotels, public baths and spas, senior housings, beaches, saunas, gyms, beauty centers, and hair dressers. They are especially preferred in hospitality industry due to their resistance to frequent washing.
SUSTAINABLE USAGE: GRIDAL Turkish towels are made of 100% natural material and requires minimum water and detergent to wash. No tumble dry is needed, line dry is adequate. No ironing is required but low temperature ironing can be applied at need. Optimal washing temperature is 30°C (86°F). Do not use bleach. Please feel free to contact us if you have any complaints or refund/replacement requests.

Color: Boston Blue
Brand: GRIDAL
Towel form type: Beach Towel
Age Range (Description): All Ages
Pattern: Diamond
Product Care Instructions: Tumble Dry
Size: Large
Unit Count: 1.0 Ounce
Package Type: Standard Packaging
Item Weight: 14.5 ounces
Product Dimensions: 70 x 37 x 0.1 inches
Item model number: Diamond
Date First Available: August 18, 2020