Ostrich

Ostrich Market Overview

I'll verify whether Ostrich or its parent company is publicly traded before writing the overview.Ostrich is a wholly owned subsidiary of Deltess Corp., a private company, so no ticker will be included. According to offline retail data from Grips Intelligence, Ostrich generated 53.9% revenue growth across its tracked channels—Amazon, lowes.com, and homedepot.com—between January 1 and June 30, 2026, with momentum continuing as the most recent month posted 22.3% growth versus the prior period. The brand's average product price climbed sharply, rising 46.4% over the tracked window to $68.57 in the latest month, well above the year-to-date average of $46.21. Revenue was concentrated almost entirely in two channels, with Amazon capturing 49.7% and lowes.com close behind at 47.3%, while homedepot.com contributed just 3.0%. On Amazon, the Ostrich Lounge Chaise ($70.69) and a face-hole chaise lounger ($74.29) led the assortment, whereas Lowe's skewed toward higher-priced multipacks such as a 4-pack chaise lounge averaging $270.90. Ostrich operates as a privately held subsidiary of Deltess Corp., so no public stock ticker applies.