Eco Luxury Fashion with Global Flair

Eco-Luxury Brand Tiger and the Monkey Blends Bold Style with Sustainability

Tiger and the Monkey™ is redefining eco luxury fashion with a bold, globally inspired resort wear collection. The brand blends sustainability with expressive design, offering a fresh approach for women who want to look good while doing good.

Founder Samantha Greene, a former medical device executive, built the brand on her love of culture, style, and travel. Her time living in places like Rome, Myanmar, and Southern California shapes every detail. Each collection reflects the textures, colours, and stories she picked up along the way.

Model reclining poolside in a bold floral dress by Tiger and the Monkey, representing eco luxury fashion with vibrant, sustainable design.

A New Take on Eco Luxury Fashion

Tiger and the Monkey leads the way in eco luxury fashion by focusing on responsible materials and small-batch production. Its resort wear features daring prints and rich textures, made for everything from beach strolls to rooftop drinks.

About 75% of the brand’s fabrics come from either eco-certified Ecovero™ Viscose or hand-loomed organic textiles. Many pieces are made by artisans using traditional methods, while others benefit from low-impact modern techniques. The result is a thoughtful balance of old and new, heritage and innovation.

Each collection is produced in limited quantities. This helps prevent waste and ensures quality, aligning with the slow fashion movement. Unlike fast fashion, which floods the market with mass-produced styles, Tiger and the Monkey offers something rare and personal.

Crafted by Artisans, Backed by Ethics

Tiger and the Monkey works only with suppliers who provide fair pay and safe working conditions. Its fabrics come from award-winning collectives in India and top mills in Italy and Brazil. These partnerships bring depth and quality to every piece.

The brand combines cutting-edge sustainable materials with centuries-old craftsmanship. Hand-loomed cottons and silks offer a soft, luxurious feel. At the same time, the production process keeps energy use low—sometimes eliminating electricity altogether.

These efforts go beyond style. They reflect a commitment to people and the planet. Each garment tells a story of care, creativity, and conscious decision-making.

Why Eco Luxury Fashion Matters Now

The demand for ethical fashion is rising fast. A McKinsey & Company report found that over 60% of global consumers now factor sustainability into their fashion choices. Luxury brands that fail to act risk falling behind.

Tiger and the Monkey meets this demand head-on. By prioritising transparency, reducing waste, and using eco-friendly materials, it offers a blueprint for a more mindful industry. The brand proves that fashion can be both elegant and ethical.

Its small-batch model supports individuality while respecting the environment. Instead of chasing trends, it invites wearers to express their personal style—confidently, and without compromise.

From Samantha Greene’s Perspective

Samantha Greene brings her full personality to the brand. She’s a history lover, fashion enthusiast, and lifelong adventurer. Her designs reflect her belief that getting dressed should be fun, expressive, and far from ordinary.

Her background in international living adds richness to every collection. Each garment feels like a keepsake from somewhere else—a mix of culture, comfort, and creativity.

Greene built Tiger and the Monkey not just to sell clothes, but to celebrate how fashion makes women feel. It’s about wearing pieces that speak to who you are and where you want to go.

Style with a Story

Tiger and the Monkey is more than just a label. It’s a lifestyle rooted in exploration, intention, and joy. Each collection offers women a way to feel good, look great, and support sustainable change through what they wear.

As interest in eco luxury fashion continues to grow, brands like this show what’s possible. By weaving ethical values into every thread, Tiger and the Monkey offers a meaningful—and beautiful—alternative to business as usual.

Sustainable Business Magazine