[The best example of universal design]
Founder Sam Farber in 1988, because he could not bear to see his wife who loves cooking because of arthritis, always feels unsatisfactory or easily injured when using kitchen cooking tools, decided to improve the commercially available peeler, after numerous tests, finally developed Ergonomic, easy-to-use OXO peeler! In 1990, 15 OXO Good Grips cookers were launched in the United States, defining the standard of ideal household products in consumers' minds: "smooth, labor-saving and safe."



Since its founding 27 years ago, OXO has developed more than 1,000 daily necessities, sold in 75 countries around the world, with the design core of the needs of consumers of all ages. Classic design has been recognized by international design awards such as IF, Red dot, Good design, IDEA...; the design concept of focusing on social values is widely regarded as a model of universal design by international organizations such as the Buddhist Business School and the Royal College of Art.



What does "OXO" mean?"Smooth, labor-saving and safe"
The thinking model of universal design also goes deep into the company name and logo. We are often asked about the origin of the company name, but in fact the word "OXO" itself does not make sense.

Founder Sam Faber believes that it is the same whether it is read from any angle from left, right, top, bottom, or even slash, and it is easy to remember not only in English, but also in any language Live the name. OXO (ring fork ring) is really impressive!

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