Updated September 30, 2026 · HabitatCue Editorial Team

Peugeot Saveurs vs Tescoma

Peugeot Saveurs scores 9.3 and Tescoma 9.4 out of 10. Compare their differences and shared features below.
Peugeot Saveurs

Peugeot Saveurs

9.3/10
Tescoma

Tescoma

Higher score in this comparison

9.4/10

Where Peugeot Saveurs and Tescoma differ

Peugeot Saveurs vs Tescoma
ComparePeugeot SaveursPeugeot SaveursReviewSee alternativesSee alternativesTescomaTescomaReviewSee alternativesSee alternatives
Price from€16.90CZK 269
Induction readyNoYesHas it
Warranty2 to 10 years3 to 10 years
Return window30 days14 to 30 days
MarketsAD, AT, BE, BG, BL, CA, CH, CY, CZ, DE, DK, EE, ES, FI, FO, FR, GB, GG, GF, GI, GP, GR, HR, HU, IE, IM, IS, IT, JE, LT, LU, LV, MC, MF, MN, MQ, NC, NL, NO, PF, PG, PL, PM, PT, RE, RO, SE, SI, SK, TF, US, WF, YTCovers moreCZ
PFAS-free claimNot confirmedYes
Oven safe to (°C)250Not confirmed

Same on both: Dishwasher safe (Yes).

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Key differences

  • Tescoma scores higher overall: 9.4 vs 9.3.
  • Induction ready: only Tescoma.
  • Founded is lower at Peugeot Saveurs: 1810 vs 1992.
  • Peugeot Saveurs is available in 19 more countries.
  • Products: only Tescoma offers Knives, Food storage.
  • Cookware materials: only Tescoma offers Stainless, Cast iron.
  • Markets: only Peugeot Saveurs offers AD, AT, BE.

Our verdict on each

Peugeot Saveurs

Peugeot Saveurs suits cooks who want a single brand across pans, bakeware, plates and glasses, and who care more about warranty length than induction cooking. Entry price is €16.90, and warranty runs 2 to 10 years with a returns window of 30 days.

Read the full Peugeot Saveurs review

Tescoma

Tescoma suits Czech home cooks who want a single brand across cookware, knives, bakeware, tableware and food storage rather than a specialist label. Induction-ready pans at an entry price of CZK 269, warranty of 3 to 10 years and support by email, phone and help centre answer most buying questions.

Read the full Tescoma review

Score breakdown

Peugeot Saveurs vs Tescoma
AreaPeugeot SaveursTescoma
Cost9.5Entry price is €16.90, under the €41.50 category median, matching a cost score of 9.5.9.8HigherEntry price CZK 269 sits mid table at 8 of 60 brands, with returns of 14 to 30 days behind it.
Offer8.8Covers cookware, bakeware and tableware, but induction ready is no and oven use stops at 250 °C; offer score 8.8.9.2HigherRange covers cookware, knives and bakeware in CZ, and the Premium Stone pan is induction ready, dishwasher safe and PFAS free.
Trust9.8HigherSupport runs on email, phone and help centre, returns allow 30 days, and the company dates to 1810: trust score 9.8.9.1Warranty runs 3 to 10 years against a group lower quartile of 1.5, with support on email, phone and help centre.

Licences and countries

Peugeot Saveurs vs Tescoma
CountryPeugeot SaveursTescoma
HeadquartersFranceCzechia

Additional countries for Peugeot Saveurs: 20. Additional countries for Tescoma: 1.

Where they rank in our lists

Peugeot Saveurs vs Tescoma
RankingPeugeot SaveursTescoma
Cookware brands43 of 9140 of 91
Tableware and drinkware63 of 13158 of 131

Every fact side by side

Peugeot Saveurs vs Tescoma
FactPeugeot SaveursTescoma
ProductsCookware, Bakeware, Tableware, DrinkwareCookware, Knives, Bakeware, Tableware, Drinkware, Food storageCovers more
Cookware materialsCeramic nonstickStainless, Cast iron, Ceramic nonstickCovers more
Legal entityPEUGEOT SAVEURS SNCTESCOMA s.r.o.
HeadquartersFranceCzechia
Founded1810Lower1992
Support channelsEmail, Phone, Help centreEmail, Phone, Help centre

Where each stands against the rest

Peugeot Saveurs vs Tescoma
FactPeugeot SaveursTescomaMedian
Warranty2 to 10 yearsabove the median3 to 10 yearsabove the median5
Oven safe to (°C)250lowest quarterNot confirmed260
Return window30 daysat the median14 to 30 daysat the median30 days

Median across 89 listed brands.

Pros and cons

Peugeot Saveurs

Pros

  • Entry pricing starts at €16.90, which keeps a single pan or a small tableware addition easy to try.
  • Warranty runs 2 to 10 years, so the longer cover applies to the flagship pieces rather than the same term everywhere.
  • Dishwasher safe is yes, so pans, oven dishes and tableware can go straight into a full load.

Cons

  • Induction ready is no, so a cookware order suits gas and electric hobs and rules out induction kitchens.
  • Warranty runs 2 to 10 years, so the shorter term applies to some pieces and the stated cover has to be read item by item.
  • Cookware material is listed as ceramic nonstick, so anyone set on stainless or cast iron pans needs another brand.

Tescoma

Pros

  • The Premium Stone frying pan is induction ready, PFAS free and dishwasher safe, covering most modern kitchen requirements in a single piece.
  • Warranty of 3 to 10 years, well above the lower quartile of 1.5 years across cookware brands here.
  • Range covers cookware, knives and bakeware, so a full kitchen order can sit with a single supplier.

Cons

  • Orders run to CZ, so buyers outside the Czech Republic face a cross border purchase on a heavy item.
  • Support runs on email, phone and help centre only, with no live chat listed for quick answers.
  • Returns run 14 to 30 days, short of the longest return period in the cookware group, which reaches 100 days.

Who each suits

Peugeot Saveurs

Who it suits

  • Households buying a full kitchen order, since cookware, bakeware and tableware all come from the same maker.
  • Gas and electric cooks who want dishwasher safe pieces that are oven safe to 250 °C.
  • Readers who check warranty terms before ordering, since coverage runs 2 to 10 years and the term depends on the piece.

Who should look elsewhere

  • Induction cooks, because induction ready is no. Lodge is worth a look for cookware and bakeware built around a different material.
  • Buyers who want knives in the same order: Knivesandtools lists cookware, knives and tableware, making it the wider shelf.
  • Cookware-only shoppers: Grill Masters Club lists cookware and nothing more in this group.

Tescoma

Who it suits

  • Czech households replacing a whole kitchen, since the range covers cookware, knives and bakeware.
  • Owners of induction hobs, as the Premium Stone frying pan is induction ready.
  • Buyers who keep pans for years, with warranty of 3 to 10 years behind the piece.

Who should look elsewhere

  • Shoppers outside CZ, since the Czech store front means shipping cost decides the total.
  • Knife and tableware specialists, where Knivesandtools lists cookware, knives and tableware and stops there.
  • Collectors who want a single heavy metal, as Lodge sells cookware and bakeware only while Tescoma mixes stainless, cast iron and ceramic nonstick.

Country by country

Peugeot Saveurs vs Tescoma
CountryPeugeot SaveursTescoma
AustriaYesNo
BelgiumYesNo
CyprusYesNo
CzechiaNoYes
EstoniaYesNo
FinlandYesNo
FranceYesNo
GermanyYesNo

8 of 21 countries where either is available.

Questions about each

Peugeot Saveurs

How much does Peugeot Saveurs cost at entry?+

Pans start at €16.90, which covers a single piece rather than a set. Budget each part of a larger order separately, because bakeware, plates and glasses add up quickly even from the same maker. The range covers cookware, bakeware and tableware, so nothing has to be sourced elsewhere.

Is there a warranty on Peugeot Saveurs cookware?+

Warranty runs 2 to 10 years, so the term follows the piece rather than the brand as a whole. The shorter end applies to some items and the longer end to others, so the cover on a specific pan is worth checking before it goes in the basket. Returns sit separately at 30 days.

Tescoma

How much does a pan cost at Tescoma?+

Cookware in the range starts at CZK 269. That figure is the lowest listing in the sorted range rather than a typical basket, so a full order covering cookware, knives, tableware and drinkware costs more than the headline. Compare the same item against Lodge or Knivesandtools before reading the opening price as the budget.

Is Tescoma the cheapest kitchenware brand in the comparison?+

Not on entry price. Tescoma sits at 8 of 60 brands on the price from figure, so a cheaper starting point exists elsewhere in the group. What moves Tescoma up the list is the warranty of 3 to 10 years, which sits above the lower quartile of 1.5 years for cookware brands here.

Peugeot Saveurs