50 million Oxford products for school and office
The history of the Oxford brand dates back to the period 1901–1910, when it was developed in France. In 1982, Oxford was acquired by Hamelin, and since then the brand has grown strongly and established itself as a market leader in notebooks, notepads and diaries in Europe.
Today, more than 50 million Oxford products are produced and sold annually on the European market. As much as 99% of the products are manufactured locally at Hamelin’s own factories in Europe.
The Oxford range is primarily aimed at the school and office segment, where quality and innovation are key priorities.
Quality & Expertise
Oxford’s brand culture is built on a strong combination of expertise, tradition and uncompromising quality. A central part of its success is the belief that everyone deserves products where workmanship, quality and comfort are in focus – especially when the product is in use.
Oxford’s ambition is to deliver the right tools that support users’ performance. The brand succeeds in combining functionality and design with high efficiency, so the user always gets an optimal experience.
Notebooks of the future
With the ambition to shape the future and promote the use of notebooks, Oxford has left its mark on the market over the years by consistently staying ahead of new technologies and introducing innovative features and solutions.
One of the most important elements in Oxford notebooks, notepads and diaries is the use of high-quality optically white paper. The paper reduces glare, provides a pleasant writing experience and makes it possible to write on both sides without bleed-through.
An essential element in Oxford notebooks, notepads and diaries is the use of optically white paper.