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Workwear wear? Everyday Uniforms? Yeah, completed it, mate. So what's next for RONNING? Well, a selection of ceramics for its homeware debut, of course.

Five years in the game, and Magnus Ronning's workwear-focused apparel and accessory brand, RONNING, is yet to falter from its mission to deliver high-quality garments that have been designed and made to be worn day-to-day year-to-year.

Thanks to the success of its winning formula legwear component, including everyday essential cargo and fatigue pants, the brand's continued to maintain a forward pace. Earlier this year, several expansions to the RONNING core offering bolstered its arsenal further, with tiger knitwear, fisherman knits, painted carpenter denim, updated work outerwear, and new color options for its popular crew necks and hoodies built an unwavering wardrobe.

Its everyday ethos has led to the brand proceeding forward with a new stride, leading it into new territory – homeware. Characterized by a three-piece selection of ceramics, the debut collection has been built with the same attention to detail and quality focus that has made its apparel lines such a huge success.

Comprising the multi-purpose content Firkant Tray, the larger Alting Tray, and the Cirkel Dish (which can be used for incense or storage), each of these pieces within the collection has been crafted with 100% UK quarried clay and finished with a traditional Shino style glaze.

To complete your RONNING lifestyle, you can tap into the brand's debut homeware collection by heading over to its online store.

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