The "Polka Dot Jersey" is a distinctive cycling jersey awarded to the best climber in the Tour de France. It features a white background adorned with large red dots, making it easily recognizable among the other jerseys in the race. The jersey symbolizes excellence in mountain stages, where cyclists tackle challenging climbs. Introduced in 1975, the Polka Dot Jersey has become an iconic part of the Tour de France tradition. Cyclists earn points based on their performance in designated mountain climbs, with the highest point scorer receiving this prestigious jersey. It highlights the importance of climbing skills in professional cycling.