Guide
The best Scandinavian fashion newsletters
Stockholm and Copenhagen produce some of the most distinct fashion in Europe, and the brands behind it use their newsletters for first looks at collections, campaigns and openings. These are the ones worth having in your stack.
Updated 20 October 2026
Stockholm
Stockholm fashion is known for precise tailoring and quiet confidence. Acne Studios, Our Legacy, Totême and Eytys all have their own language; ASKET works with a permanent collection, and CDLP focuses on underwear and wardrobe staples.
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Acne Studios
Tailoring, footwear and accessories from Stockholm.
Sweden
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Our Legacy
Stockholm fashion with its own design language.
Sweden
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Totême
Uniform pieces with sharp lines.
Sweden
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Eytys
Shoes and tailoring with distinct silhouettes.
Sweden
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ASKET
A permanent collection without seasons.
Sweden
- CDLP Underwear and wardrobe staples from Stockholm. Sweden
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Filippa K
Simple, sustainable style since 1993.
Sweden
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House of Dagmar
Scandinavian minimalism in knitwear and tailoring.
Sweden
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Axel Arigato
Trainers and tailoring from Gothenburg.
Sweden
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A Day's March
Everyday clothing in simple Scandinavian style.
Sweden
Copenhagen
Copenhagen brings colour and play. Ganni and Stine Goya are known for prints and colour, while Norse Projects, Wood Wood and Soulland lean towards everyday clothing with a design edge.
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Ganni
Copenhagen fashion with a distinct voice.
Denmark
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Stine Goya
Colorful Danish design.
Denmark
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Norse Projects
Danish wardrobe staples since 2004.
Denmark
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Wood Wood
Copenhagen fashion and everyday clothing.
Denmark
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Soulland
Copenhagen fashion with artistic collaborations.
Denmark
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Han Kjøbenhavn
Danish fashion with a raw edge.
Denmark
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Rains
Danish rainwear and bags.
Denmark
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Samsøe Samsøe
Danish fashion for women and men.
Denmark
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Mads Nørgaard
Copenhagen fashion for the whole family.
Denmark
Shoes, bags and outerwear
Some of the strongest newsletters come from specialists: ATP Atelier and Flattered for shoes and bags, Sandqvist and Little Liffner for bags, Stutterheim for rainwear and Norrøna from Norway for outdoor clothing.
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ATP Atelier
Handmade shoes and bags in Italian leather.
Sweden
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Flattered
Shoes, bags and accessories designed in Stockholm.
Sweden
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Sandqvist
Bags and backpacks inspired by Swedish forests.
Sweden
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Little Liffner
Scandinavian leather bags.
Sweden
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Stutterheim
Rainwear designed in Stockholm.
Sweden
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Norrøna
Norwegian outdoor clothing for mountains and winter.
Norway
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Holzweiler
Norwegian fashion known for its scarves.
Norway
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Hestra
Gloves from Hestra in Småland.
Sweden
How to read them
Fashion newsletters are visual, and they lose a lot as plain text. Stakker shows every edition as the brand designed it. Subscribe to all of the above in a tap from Discover, or see the full list of fashion newsletters.
Questions and answers
Do Scandinavian fashion brands have newsletters?
Most do. Acne Studios, Our Legacy, Totême, Ganni, Norse Projects and many more send newsletters about new collections and campaigns.
How often do fashion newsletters arrive?
Most brand newsletters arrive irregularly, around launches and campaigns, rather than on a fixed schedule.
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