Article: On Our List For May

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May 13, 2026

On Our List For May

There’s something about May that changes the rhythm of everything.
Lighter evenings. White denim again. Bare legs under oversized jackets. The return of getting dressed slowly.

This month, we’re drawn to pieces that feel effortless but still thought through. Soft collage sweater, outerwear with that extra something, timeless jewelry and products that quietly elevate our style.

A few things currently on our list.

Nilla Rain jacket by STAND Studio

A new season arrival from STAND Studio, and already a standout in our edit.

A rain jacket is a necessity in a Swedish summer, the kind of layer you never really question. But most versions stay strictly functional, something you reach for without thinking.

Nilla Rain jacket shifts that idea.

Cut in semi-transparent TPU and covered in all-over leo print, it falls in an A-line silhouette with raglan sleeves, a hood with drawstring and side pockets. Relaxed, undone, and intentionally bold.

Instead of disappearing into practicality, it becomes the focus. The kind of statement piece that makes you almost look forward to grey skies.

Brie Jeans by Anine Bing

White denim continues to dominate across the fashion capitals this season, but the Brie Jeans from Anine Bing stand in a category of their own.

The warmer tone, the perfectly considered details and the relaxed straight silhouette make them feel far more elevated than an ordinary pair of white jeans. Effortless, refined and impossible to ignore.

Quite simply, the most fabulous white jeans to own this season. Comes in limited edition for those who prefer standing out over blending in.

Miles Sweater by Anine Bing

The Miles Sweater in Sage is casual dressing, redefined in its most refined form.

Soft, slightly oversized and in the perfect muted shade of green, it has that rare ability to look polished while still feeling completely effortless, transforming a classic sweatshirt silhouette into something undeniably luxurious.

We love it styled with light or vintage-inspired denim, gold jewelry and oversized sunglasses for an understated, sophisticated everyday uniform. But it works just as well layered over a silk skirt with sneakers, or thrown on after pilates with Lululemons and a coffee in hand.

One of those pieces that quietly does everything.

Pavé Heart Earrings by Ylvali

Jewelry that catches the light without trying too hard always stays in rotation.

The Pavé Heart earrings from Ylvali in gold feel delicate, modern and slightly nostalgic at the same time. Small enough for everyday wear but still enough to shift the feeling of an entire look.

Especially paired with soft textures, bare skin and sun-warmed light.

Never Spring by Björk & Berries

A scent that feels like the shift between seasons.

Never Spring by Björk & Berries balances fresh green notes with something softer and warmer underneath. The hand soap becomes more than just an everyday product, it changes the atmosphere of the room in a subtle way.

The kind of detail that makes a home feel curated.

The Black Swimsuit by Dedicated

A good black swimsuit never needs too much explanation.

This style from Dedicated has a clean silhouette that feels flattering, minimal and easy to wear. At the beach, under linen trousers, styled with an oversized shirt on the way to lunch.

Exactly how we want swimwear to feel this season.

Minna Top by Maska

There’s something iconic about the boat neckline — a silhouette that traces back to 19th-century French naval uniforms and later found its place in the refined minimalism of the 1950s, worn by women like Audrey Hepburn and reinterpreted through the lens of Parisian simplicity.

The Minna Top by Maska carries that same sense of ease and clarity.

Made from 100% GOTS-certified cotton, it is softly ribbed with a fluid, close fit. It sits naturally with denim for everyday ease, or shifts into a more composed expression when paired with tailored trousers.

This top doesn’t try to redefine anything — it simply belongs in the wardrobe as if it has always been there.

May, According To Pjoki

May is about cuts and details. Light layers against changing weather, softness against structure, ease against intention. Pieces that quietly define the season.

This is what we’re wearing, reaching for, and returning to all month long.