Our Story
This is the story of how a simple bowtie became a symbol of women’s empowerment, cultural preservation, and dignified work.
The Founder
Growing up in Jessore, Bangladesh, Sabina watched her mother and grandmother create stunning textiles — works of art that rarely found a market worthy of their skill.
After years working in fashion abroad, she returned home with a vision: what if these ancient skills could meet modern luxury? What if a bowtie could carry the weight of generations of craftsmanship while providing real economic freedom?
“I wanted to create something where my community’s heritage becomes their wealth, not just their history.”
That question became TigerBow — named after the Bengal tiger, a symbol of the strength and grace that defines Bangladesh.
The Journey
Sabina returns to her village in Jessore after years abroad, witnessing the struggle of skilled women artisans with no market for their craft.
What We Believe
Every artisan is treated with respect, paid fairly, and empowered to make decisions about their work and lives.
We believe traditional skills are not relics — they're assets that should provide prosperity for their keepers.
Every TigerBow meets the highest standards of luxury craftsmanship, because our artisans deserve to create excellence.
