Bombas

For every item purchased, Bombas donates an item to someone affected by homelessness, embodying their commitment to making a difference through their products.

Recognized as a Certified B Corporation, Bombas prioritizes sustainability and community support, aiming to improve comfort for everyone, everywhere

Bombas at Shark Tanks:

Bombas appeared on Shark Tank seeking $200,000 in exchange for a 5% equity stake, which implied a valuation of $4,000,000 for the company. They secured a deal for $200,000 but had to give up a 17.5% stake in their company, revising the company’s valuation to approximately $1,142,857.

Bombas after Shark Tanks:

After Bombas appeared on Shark Tank and secured a deal with Daymond John, their business skyrocketed, achieving over $1.3 billion in sales and becoming one of Shark Tank’s most successful companies.

Initially focusing on athletic socks, Bombas expanded its range to include t-shirts, underwear, and more, while maintaining its mission to donate items to those in need with every purchase.

Inspired by the high demand for socks in homeless shelters, founders Randy Goldberg and David Heath launched Bombas with a buy-one-give-one model. Since its inception, the company has donated over 75 million items, significantly impacting communities