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How Do We Respond to the “Invisible” Malice in Everyday Life?
    As we move through 2025, the rapid rise of self-media and constant noise has allowed anxiety driven by utilitarian thinking to quietly seep into many people’s inner worlds. Along with it, we can sense a growing sharpness—an undercurrent of hostility that feels heavier than before.     In the past, YULYNK has shared much of our gentle goodwill with our community. Yet one topic we have rarely addressed is how to recognize malice that arrives wrapped in softness. We believe that responding to malice is not instinctive—it is... Read more...
YULYNK · The Gentle Vitality of Life
    The women of Gone with the Wind have long invited countless interpretations. Yet within many of us, especially in our youth, lived a quiet yearning to be like Scarlett—unapologetically real, fiercely brave, passionately alive. This kind of forceful vitality can be dazzling, but it often carries its own cost, leaving traces of harm both outwardly and within.     With time, however, Melanie reveals another form of strength. By allowing herself to be who she is—and granting others the same grace—she embodies a wisdom that is soft, yet... Read more...
Learning to Be Comfortable Is a Gentle Practice
    Learning to be comfortable with oneself is not something we are born knowing.It is a quiet practice, one that unfolds slowly over time.     Recently, we were deeply moved by the tragic incident on the beaches of Sydney. Around the world, acts of violence against ordinary people continue to surface, leaving us wondering what kind of inner unrest can lead to such extremes. These moments remind us how fragile the inner world can be — and how deeply it shapes the world around us.     At... Read more...
What “Hand-Stitching” Means to Us
    For many of us who grew up in China in the 1990s, the first garments we truly felt were the ones sewn by the women who raised us — grandmothers, mothers, and the quiet devotion stitched into every seam. Hand-sewn clothes were never just clothes. They were protection, blessing, and an unspoken hope that we would grow up safely and gently in this world.These memories have always been part of YULYNK’s deepest roots.     But as the world grows louder — filled with quick answers, success formulas,... Read more...
Why Does YULYNK Work Only With First-Fleece Cashmere?
    Cashmere fibers are made of scales and a cortex, but unlike other wool fibers, they contain no medulla. This means the fiber is naturally hollow, able to trap more still air and create an exceptionally efficient insulation layer — about eight times warmer than regular wool.Its smooth scale edges, distinct structure, and natural integrity give cashmere its signature softness and fluid touch. With an average fineness of 14–16 microns, it is known for being fine, light, warm, and wonderfully soft.    However, after visiting more than 200 factories,... Read more...
On This Small Thing Called “Freedom”
    The rise of social media has given everyone in China a new kind of freedom — the freedom to speak openly, to share one’s thoughts, values, and ideas with the world.This is something truly remarkable.     Yet in recent years, much of what we see online has shifted toward attention-grabbing displays. A glossy fantasy of “financial freedom” dominates our screens. Human relationships feel increasingly transactional.Anxiety over money, a craving for status, and the constant comparison with others quietly consume the inner lives of many.    Success has... Read more...
Why does YULYNK call baby cashmere “First-Fleece Cashmere”？
    As YULYNK prepares to meet the world, we learned that baby cashmere had already become a registered term. Though a little regretful, we saw it as a chance to rediscover what this fiber truly means.     We chose to call it first-fleece cashmere—the very first and finest undercoat gently combed from baby goats less than a year old. Averaging only 13.5 microns in diameter, its rarity is part of its quiet beauty—made even more precious as the world grows warmer and nature’s gifts become fewer.    ... Read more...
YULYNK and the Art of Thangka
    YULYNK has never ceased its exploration and pursuit of beauty — a spirit that is deeply woven into the taste and character of every piece we create.       We are in awe of art’s power to move the world and purify the soul. During one special occasion, YULYNK had the privilege of meeting La Lang Dangzhi, a world-renowned Thangka master, and engaging in a profound exchange about art and its meaning.       Hailing from Wutun Village in Rebgong (Zeku), Qinghai — the birthplace of... Read more...
Who Wears YULYNK
    The women who wear YULYNK are often between 30 and 60 — women who have lived, felt, and understood the world in their own way. Time may leave traces on them, but it never takes away their radiance.     They are confident, perceptive, and quietly strong. They see their imperfections clearly, yet embrace them fully. They understand their gifts, and they use them with grace — doing what they love, and loving what they do. They do not waste energy on self-doubt or comparison; instead, they choose... Read more...