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A Turkish towel is a flat-woven cotton towel, traditionally called a peshtemal, that was first used in the bathhouses (hammams) of the Ottoman Empire. Instead of the thick, looped pile of a terry towel, it is woven flat, so it is lighter, thinner, and dries much faster while still soaking up water well. That makes it a natural fit for the beach, the bath, travel, and just about everything in between.
Learn moreA Turkish towel makes a great gift because it is beautiful, useful every day, and works for almost anyone, from a weekend host to a newlywed couple to a friend who lives at the beach. It is light enough to ship easily, looks lovely wrapped, and gets softer every time it is washed, so it keeps being enjoyed long after the occasion. Here are our favorite Turkish towel gift ideas, organized by who you are shopping for.
Learn moreThe best gifts from Santa Barbara are the ones you'll actually use and that still feel like this place every time you do: a Turkish beach towel stitched with "Santa Barbara," an embroidered cap, a candle that smells like a coastal evening, or a piece of jewelry picked out downtown. At The Riviera Towel Company, our gift shop at 17 W. Gutierrez St. gathers all of these under one roof, and we'll wrap them for you with a handwritten card.
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