Peshtemal is a traditional Turkish cloth, an essential element of the Turkish bath culture, typically made from light, fine Turkish cotton. It was first used during the Ottoman Empire period to cover the body and ensure hygiene in the bathhouse. Over centuries, its primary function remained unchanged—covering the body in the warm atmosphere of the bath—but today, it has found an important place in various other usage areas.

The lightness, compact structure, and practicality of the peshtemal have made it a popular item not only in the bath but also at the beach, in spa centers, saunas, and even in daily life. As one of the symbols of traditional Turkish culture, the peshtemal has been adapted to modern life with its elegant designs. Both its traditional use from the past and its eco-friendly qualities today continue to increase the popularity of peshtemal worldwide, as the Peshtemal House family offers hundreds of designs.