Guide
Why brand newsletters look better in a reading app
A fashion or furniture newsletter is closer to a small magazine than an email. In a crowded inbox it becomes one more subject line. In a reading app it becomes the thing itself.
Updated 20 October 2026
Made to be seen
Brands spend real effort on their newsletters: photography, typography, layout. In an email list sorted into Promotions or Updates, most of that is never opened.
What a reading app changes
- Context. The edition sits among other things you chose to read, not between work and receipts.
- Layout. Stakker shows every edition exactly as the sender set it: images, buttons and typography.
- Pace. A stack that ends lets you read the week’s editions in one sitting.
Where to start
Try a few of the most visual newsletters in the catalogue: Acne Studios, Svenskt Tenn, GUBI, Totême or Byredo.
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Acne Studios
Tailoring, footwear and accessories from Stockholm.
Sweden
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Svenskt Tenn
Furniture, textiles and interiors since 1924.
Sweden
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GUBI
Reissued furniture and lighting classics.
Denmark
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Totême
Uniform pieces with sharp lines.
Sweden
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Byredo
Fragrance, candles and beauty from Stockholm.
Sweden
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Ganni
Copenhagen fashion with a distinct voice.
Denmark
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