Tour de France 2026 in Bergerac — The Collector Souvenir Collection
On July 11, 2026, the Tour de France peloton rolls through Bergerac. A historic moment for our city, our vineyards, and our Périgord. We’ve designed a limited-edition collection to celebrate it — and to make sure you can take a piece of that day home with you.
Why this collection?
The Tour de France visits Bergerac only once every several years. In 2026, it does so on a Saturday — the perfect day for the city to fill with locals, tourists, cycling fans and the eyes of millions of TV viewers worldwide. We wanted a souvenir that honours both Bergerac and the Tour: the wine country meets the polka-dot jersey, our beloved Cyrano meets the peloton.
What’s in the collection
Ten limited-edition designs across ten product types, every one printed in France:
- Cyrano TDF2026 mug — 330 ml ceramic, full-wrap print, dishwasher safe
- Bergerac 11 July 2026 unisex t-shirt — organic cotton, made in France
- Women’s fitted t-shirt — same design, tailored cut
- Cycling cap — pro-style 4-panel construction, embroidered feather
- Cycling bidon — 600 ml, fits standard bottle cages
- Collector poster A3 — numbered & signed, edition of 200
- “I ❤ Bergerac” tote bag — 220 g/m² cotton
- Sticker pack ×5 — vinyl, weatherproof
- Fridge magnet — the classic souvenir
- Postcard set ×4 — premium 350 g/m² card
Why limited edition?
Each product is produced in a strictly limited run. Once the date passes and the stock is gone, we will not reprint. This isn’t a marketing trick — it’s how we honour the singularity of the moment. The numbered A3 poster, in particular, is capped at 200 signed copies.
Made & printed in France
Every product in this collection is designed in Bergerac and produced by French print partners. No mass overseas printing, no greenhouse-heavy freight — just a fresh, made-to-order souvenir, shipped from France.
Ships in time for the event
Order by June 25, 2026 to receive your collection before July 11. International orders: please order by June 15, 2026.
The Tour de France in Bergerac — a brief recap
Bergerac, capital of the Périgord Pourpre and home of Cyrano de Bergerac, is a regular host of Grande Boucle stages. The 2026 passage falls on stage 14 of the race, a transition stage with sprint-friendly terrain along the Dordogne valley. Watch points across the city centre will be free and open to all, with the official Tour caravan passing through about two hours before the riders.
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Tour de France™ is a registered trademark of A.S.O. This collection is an independent, fan-made tribute and is not affiliated with or endorsed by A.S.O.