
Lugz to Launch Ozzy Osbourne-Inspired Footwear Collection
Lugz is set to launch a new officially licensed limited-edition footwear capsule collection with the late Ozzy Osbourne this Friday.
The release, which was in the works prior to the rock star’s passing on July 22, features signature boot and canvas styles from the footwear brand.
According to the Jack Schwartz Shoes-owned Lugz brand, the cornerstone of the collection is the Ozzy Bats Joints canvas sneaker, while a second canvas sneaker in the drop takes inspiration from Osbourne’s debut studio album, Blizzard Of Ozz, which celebrated its 45th anniversary in 2025.
As for boots, the Cypress II Metal moc-toe boot comes dressed in a premium grainy man-made leather with the iconic Ozzy Osbourne logo on the tongue, heal counter and lace lock.
The collection’s second boot is inspired by the 1983 album, Bark At The Moon, resulting in the Lugz x Ozzy Bark At The Moon Drifter, which features a rough and rugged denim upper featuring the album artwork on the hangtag and insole.
The new Lugz x Ozzy footwear collection, which retails between $60 and $90, will be available exclusively on Lugz.com, along with Osbourne’s U.S. and European merch sites on Nov. 28.

The news comes after Lugz parent Jack Schwartz Shoes announced the official debut of Lee footwear for men earlier this month.
Elements of the Kontoor Brands-owned denim and workwear brand’s heritage are carried into the line. Key styles in the range include the Roman Chelsea-inspired slip-on boot, the low-profile Streeter sneaker inspired by classic tennis styling, and the Waylon high-top lace-up leather boot. There are also basketball and skate-inspired designs as well as casual comfort city sneakers.
Looking ahead, Lee and Jack Schwartz Shoes are working on expanding to women’s shoes in 2026.
Jack Schwartz Shoes was founded in 1936 at the height of the Great Depression. With a stable of footwear brands including British Knights and Ben Sherman, it is one of the largest family-owned footwear companies in the U.S.

Originally published by wwd.com. Syndicated material does not necessarily reflect the views of Grazia British.
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