Tiger

Tiger is the kind of warm sand you notice on a worn leather strap after it's been in sun, but with a steadier green tilt than Lion's more golden pull. Compared to Curry Sauce, it feels more medium-toned and less dusty-honey, so it reads cleaner on the page. Next to Packing Paper, it gives you more presence and slightly higher saturation, not that muted, roll-of-kraft softness.

I use Tiger for interfaces that need a food-adjacent warmth without sliding toward orange-brown: filter pills, status tags, and product tier callouts in e-commerce and retail ops. It also holds up in dashboards and finance apps where you want readable highlights over cool grays. For editorial, it works well on section dividers and label bars in logistics and procurement reporting when you want the one you reach for to feel intentional, not parchment.

Quick note: on very bright whites, Tiger can look more golden than expected. If that happens, nudge your nearby neutrals cooler so the green undertone stays in control.