Ostrich

Ostrich Market Overview

According to offline retail data from Grips Intelligence covering January 1 to July 31, 2026 across Amazon, Lowe's and Home Depot, Ostrich generated 25.8% revenue growth over the tracked period, with the most recent month adding a further 2.8% gain. Channel mix is unusually balanced for a brand of its size: Amazon accounts for 51.8% of year-to-date revenue while lowes.com contributes 45.3%, leaving homedepot.com a marginal 2.9%. The average selling price across the portfolio sits at $54.60, up 3.8% since the start of the timeseries window, though the latest month's $62.46 average marked an 8.9% month-over-month decline. That pricing gap points to a clear channel divide, as Lowe's assortment skews toward multi-unit configurations priced between $133 and $271, well above the $65–$147 range seen on Amazon. Ostrich, a wholly owned subsidiary of privately held Deltess Corp., appears to be leaning on that dual-channel structure to sustain momentum through the peak summer season.