Cozart is a budget-oriented guitar brand offering a wide range of instrument types manufactured in China. Their catalog spans solid-body electrics in T-style and S-style configurations, 12-string electric guitars, Rickenbacker-inspired copies (sometimes called the "Rickencopy"), resonator guitars including 335-style variants, bass guitars, mandolins, and lap steel guitars. Instruments typically sell in the $125–$160 range, making them accessible entry-level or novelty options for players on tight budgets.

Cozart has attracted attention from guitar publications, most notably through multiple appearances in Premier Guitar's "Bottom Feeder" column, where reviewer Will Ray highlighted models including a Custom Shack T-style, a 12-string S-style, a Rickenbacker copy, and a Serape T-style. These write-ups reflect the brand's reputation as a source of quirky, affordable instruments where quality can vary considerably from unit to unit — some examples arrive well set up and surprisingly playable, while others require significant work or exhibit inconsistencies in fit and finish. Cozart also offers guitar kits using hand-selected tonewoods for builders who prefer to assemble instruments themselves.

The brand sells primarily through online marketplaces such as eBay and Reverb, often under the seller name "Cozart Violin Company," reflecting a broader catalog that also includes string instruments beyond guitars.

Cozart Guitars has 6 products cataloged on Equipboard, including Extended Range Guitars, Semi-Hollowbody Electric Guitars, and Solid Body Electric Guitars. Their gear is featured by 1 artist, with the strongest followings in Rock. Notable users include Jake Kiszka.