Product Description
Naturally Classy and Soft
This natural-looking linen hammam towel is elegant and incredibly soft. The natural colour of the towel is highlighted with a geometrical pattern in muted colours along the edges. Trouva is a lightweight, pretty compact and quick-dry towel.
A very appealing linen hammam towel for those who prefer natural simplicity with a subtle charm. They are available with 4 earthly colours applied on a natural backdrop – corn yellow; ochre; anthracite; independence blue.
Made in Turkey, Buldan
30% Linen; 70% Cotton
90 x 170 cm ; 225 GSM
Pre-washed Garment
Machine Washable- 40-degree max, gentle spin
Peshtemal is a woven-fabric that has evolved from the historical Turkish hammam tradition. The Turkish peshtemal towels have been traditionally woven on handlooms by local weavers in the South-West of Turkey. Now, they have moved beyond the boundaries of hammam and have become trendy bath, beach and travel towels. In the UK, they are commonly known as Hammam Towels.
The Peshtemal towels have a very distinctive stripy pattern with hand-finished tassels on the fringes which make them truly authentic. They are 100% pure cotton. Cotton and bamboo blends are also sought-after. The size of the peshtemal hand towel is average 50 x 90 cm and once folded, it is absolutely compact to pack and carry. It is also lightweight, easy to wash and dry. With each wash, these peshtemal towels will get softer and more absorbent.
The Turkish peshtemal towels are very versatile and long-lasting towels. Their compactness allows them to be used on various occasions as a picnic blanket, sofa throw, children’s blanket, tablecloth or sarong. Peshtemal bathrobes for adults and children are also excellent bath and beachwear with their fast-drying properties and lightness. Bamboo blends are highly recommended as baby towels and spa towels.
These towels are hugely popular in the Turkish Riviera and increasingly so in Europe and America.
It is recommended to wash this product at a gentle cycle programme in lukewarm or cold water. It is important to wash it at a low-spin program to protect the tassels
Use a non-biological detergent to maintain the colour and texture of your linen
Try not to use the fabric conditioner
Remove your linen from washing as soon as the cycle ends to avoid wrinkles
We don’t recommend tumble-drying. The best practice is to reshape it while wet and leave it to dry naturally. It is far better for the environment as well as for your energy bills and the quality of the product
Keep them away from strong, direct heat while drying
