The history of the peshtemal dates back to the Ottoman Empire. In that era, peshtemals were an indispensable part of the bathhouse culture and a key element of the bathing and cleaning rituals. Their light and thin structure allowed the skin to breathe in the humid environment of the bath. Although the design, fabrics, and patterns of peshtemals have changed from the Ottoman period to today, their main function has remained the same: to cover the body, ensure comfortable movement, and provide a hygienic experience.

Since the mid-20th century, peshtemals have become popular not only in the bath culture but also at beach resorts and in daily life. Today, peshtemals made from natural fabrics and available in various colors and patterns have become important both aesthetically and functionally in modern life. The historical journey of peshtemal symbolizes the evolution of both Turkish culture and modern life, and as the Peshtemal House family, we continue to offer hundreds of product options.