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mYak is more than just yarn—it’s a story of love, culture, and sustainability woven into every fiber. Born from founders Paola and Andrea’s deep connection to Tibetan culture, mYak embodies a unique collaboration with Tibetan nomads to ethically source fibers that respect both the land and the animals. Our commitment to sustainable practices ensures that every skein of yarn you purchase supports the preservation of fragile ecosystems and the empowerment of local communities.
Our collection begins with the 100% Baby Yak yarn, celebrated for its softness, warmth, and rich, earthy tones. From the rare Tibetan Cloud wool to the luxurious Baby Camel and Ra-Ku Fiocco di Cashmere, our fibers are handpicked to bring timeless beauty and craftsmanship to every project. Whether you’re knitting a cozy winter garment or a lightweight summer piece, our blends of Baby Yak with silk, organic cotton, and linen offer unmatched versatility and elegance.
By choosing mYak, you’re not just selecting high-quality yarn—you’re embracing a mindful, ethical approach to knitting. Each strand carries the heritage of Tibetan tradition, combined with Italian craftsmanship, and offers a meaningful way to create with purpose. Let mYak yarn transform your next project into a work of art, while making a positive impact on people and the planet.
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Mellonia sweater by Sari Nordlund
This design is part of Sari Nordlund’s book, Summer Knits.
Mellonia was the ancient Roman goddess of bees and beekeeping, who was said to maintain the supply and sweetness of honey.
The Mellonia sweater has a loose fit and dropped shoulders. It is knit seamlessly from top to bottom with a simple lace pattern in Baby Yak | Silk Blend.
Blossom Vest with Jessica Tsung
This button-up vest by Jessica Tsung, also known as Jess’ Root Knots, is inspired by the vibrant beauty of spring flowers. It captures the surprise of discovering clusters of tiny white flowers during a stroll, framed by the bold colors of a sunny day. The straps are adorned with delicate granny squares with a central flower in vibrant hues. The body features a geometric lace stitch in a light neutral shade, creating a flowing, airy fabric perfect for warmer days.
The pattern is published in Let’s Crochet! – the unique issue of Laine Magazine devoted entirely to contemporary crochet design.
Isabell Kraemer and Fior de Lino
mYak’s newest yarn, Fior di Lino, marries texture with tradition by blending the rustic elegance of Italian linen, the luxurious softness of baby yak and the essence of Tibetan wool. It is a fiber that is born from nature and offers a unique drape, soft sheen and tactile beauty that invites creativity.
In 2025, this story found a kindred spirit in designer Isabell Kraemer. Thus, a collaboration was born to create a distinctive palette and a series of designs that reflect Isabell’s timeless aesthetic and the essence of Fior di Lino. Natural, effortless and deeply rooted in beauty.
Fiorellino is the first design Isabell created with one of the colors she developed herself.
Pink Lotus Cardigan by Zanete Knits
The Pink Lotus Cardigan in Tibetan Cloud wool by mYak Yarns is the first collaboration between mYak and talented designer Zanete Knits.
The inspiration behind this lotus-patterned garment comes from Myak Fibers’ Tibetan Cloud yarn, which offers a relaxed knitting experience as an evocation of serene landscapes.