300pcs/LOT Lycia Patara Turkish Towel Peshtemal (430g) - Wholesale Price

FEATURES:

• Wholesale Price 300pcs/LOT. If you want to have manufactured in different quantities, please request a price quote.
• The price is the ex-factory price (EXW). Shipment is not included.
• Dimensions (unwashed): 100 x 180 cm (39.37 x 70.87 inches)
• Dimensions after pre-wash (estimated): ~90 x ~170 cm ( ~35.43 x ~66.93 inches)
• Weight: ~ 430 gr. (~ 15.17 oz)
  
• 100% Turkish cotton
• Pre-wash option available for softness  (Please click to read the blog about Prewashing)
• Perfect for travel, as they fold up very small, dry quickly, and have multiple uses
• Please be advised that due to the unique crafting process of each peshtemal, there may be slight variations in size and weight from the stated dimensions and weights.
  
• Our products are made from OEKO-TEX certified yarns and do not contain any substances harmful to health.
• Made in Turkey

PAY ATTENTION
1) In order to start the manufacturing of the products you have ordered, you need to make an online payment with a credit or debit card on the payment page at the checkout stage OR make a SWIFT money transfer to one of our bank accounts listed. This price is only the manufacturing cost of the products. So the first payment is for the EXW price of the products.

2) Manufacturing time (deadline) may vary between 2 weeks and 6 weeks depending on the workload of the looms. Do not hesitate to call us for information.

3) The prices on this page are ex-factory (EXW) prices and do not include freight (shipping). According to your preference, we will submit to your approval the price offer we will receive from the relevant companies for shipment by express cargo, by air cargo, by ship, or by railway. If you wish, you can also choose to pick it up from our factory in Denizli, Turkey with your own contracted shipping company.

EMBROIDERY OPTION:

We can embroider your brand or the name of your city, beach, state, or country on these Turkish towels. Thus, it also has a commemorative value for your customers who buy your beach towels. 

The price must be determined specifically according to the size of the pattern you want to embroider, the number of colors to be used, and the number of stitches. 

BRANDING OPTIONS:

If you want your brand label to be sewn on your products, please consider purchasing branding services as well. If standard branding services do not appeal to you, please do not hesitate to contact us for your custom branding product requests.

ABOUT COLOR NAMES & CODES

We use Pantone color coding, which is an international standard, as the color variation code of our products. Because for us, for example, blue is not just blue, green is not just green. We use 28 shades of blue and green to manufacture our products.

You can refer to our Color Chart page to better understand the colors of the products you plan to buy. You can also access our Color Chart page from the footer menu of the website.

ABOUT PATARA

Why did we name our product after this antique city? Many historical artifacts belonging to the Paleolithic Age, Polished Stone Age, Bronze Age, Iron Age, Antiquity, Middle Ages, New Age, and Modern Age periods can be seen throughout Turkey.

Turkey is home to many ancient cities. Because the "Turkish Towel" has become a world-famous product, by naming our products with the names of Turkey's historical values, we want to promote making these historical monuments known to many people.

Patara (Lycian: 𐊓𐊗𐊗𐊀𐊕𐊀, Pttara; Greek: Πάταρα), later renamed Arsinoe (Ἀρσινόη), was a flourishing maritime and commercial city on the south-west coast of Lycia on the Mediterranean coast of Turkey near the modern small town of Gelemiş, in Antalya Province. It is the birthplace of St. Nicholas in 270 AD, who lived most of his life in the nearby town of Myra (Demre).

Patara was said to have been founded by Patarus (Greek: Πάταρος), a son of Apollo. It was situated at a distance of 60 stadia to the southeast of the mouth of the river Xanthos. Patara was noted in antiquity for its temple and oracle of Apollo, second only to that of Delphi. The god is often mentioned with the surname Patareus (Greek: Παταρεύς). Herodotus says that the oracle of Apollo was delivered by a priestess only during a certain period of the year, and from Servius, we learn that this period was the six winter months. It seems certain that Patara received Dorian settlers from Crete, and the worship of Apollo was certainly Dorian. Ancient writers mentioned Patara as one of the principal cities of Lycia. It was Lycia's primary seaport, and a leading city of the Lycian League, having 3 votes, the maximum.

(Source: Wikipedia)