A page from our yearly OXO Catalog that includes feature and benefit copy for all of our products.

Our Tot sub-brand has a slightly friendlier voice than our Good Grips sub-brand, to play better in the baby product space.

An example of carded packaging for a kitchen gadget.

An example of boxed packaging for a kitchen product.

An invitation for an international Trade Show.

A spread from a product-specific brochure.

When I first set out to research infusing flavors into alcohol, I was ready to invest in a lab coat and become a mad scientist. But I was delighted to learn infusing just about anything – berries into vodka, citrus into bourbon, you name it! – was easy as pie. You can infuse with herbs, coffee — even bacon! Let’s start with the basics. You don’t need fancy tools to infuse alcohol: • None Airtight containers (Mason jars will do the trick.) • None Let them sit and steep. (Somewhere cool and out o

Main Purpose: Inspired by the classic down-and-dirty method of getting on the floor with a toothbrush to scrub grout lines, this set was designed to scrub faucets, stovetops, drains, and any other areas in your bathroom and kitchen that are too tough to reach with a regular brush. Bonus: Clever OXOnian Larissa swears by this set to keep her white sneakers squeaky clean. Good Tip: Just mix a little bit of soap and water and start scrubbing! The walls of your poor washing machine will thank you.

The OXO Engineering Library isn’t one you need a library card for — in fact, there are no books here at all. This is a library of parts, from general samples like silicone valves and material swatches, to product-specific parts like a measurement marking guide for our Strive Elevate bottle. The engineers have unrestricted access to these (very organized) materials so they can brainstorm and problem-solve whenever the mood strikes. It took our engineers Becca and Zak six months of collecting p