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Bombas Stock

Private Company · Price from Clarity
$5.00 0.00 (0.00%)
As of Oct 30, 2026
0.00%
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Last Price$5.00
52-Week High$5.00
52-Week Low$5.00
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3-Year Returnn/a
Total Fundingn/a
Latest Round Amount$96.66M1
Latest RoundPrimary
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IPO StatusUnknown
Expected IPO Daten/a
Revenue$500M2
Revenue TypeAnnual
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About Bombas

Bombas is a comfort-focused apparel brand that sells socks, underwear, t-shirts, slippers and shoes. The company makes money by selling directly to consumers through its website and its own retail stores, as well as through wholesale partners such as Target, DSW, Nordstrom and Dick's Sporting Goods. For every item purchased, Bombas donates an essential clothing item to people experiencing homelessness, with more than 200 million items donated through its network of over 4,000 giving partners. The brand rose to fame after founders David Heath and Randy Goldberg landed a deal with Daymond John on Shark Tank in 2014.

Founded 2013
Country United States
CEO Jason LaRose
Founders David Heath, Randy Goldberg, Aaron Wolk, Andrew Heath
Headquarters New York, NY

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News

Bombas CEO Jason LaRose on opening stores and partnering with Target to fuel growth

Bombas CEO Jason LaRose discusses the brand's shift to an omnichannel strategy with its own stores and wholesale deals with Target and DSW. He says the company passed $500 million in sales last year a...

4 months ago - Glossy

Bombas named one of TIME's 10 most influential social good companies of 2026

TIME recognized Bombas for surpassing 200 million donated essential clothing items through its one-purchased-one-donated model while expanding via Target wholesale and its first brick-and-mortar store...

6 months ago - TIME

Bombas Tightens Its Grip on Performance With New Sport Sub-Line

Bombas launched Bombas Sport, a performance-focused sub-line of socks designed for activities like running, skiing, hiking and studio workouts. CEO Jason LaRose says performance now accounts for about...

7 months ago - Footwear News

U.S. Figure Skating Welcomes Bombas as Official Supplier

U.S. Figure Skating announced Bombas as an official supplier of the national governing body. The deal includes member discounts and gifts for the U.S. Olympic Figure Skating Team competing at the 2026...

10 months ago - U.S. Figure Skating

LEAP, SIMON & SHOPIFY COLLABORATE TO ACCELERATE BOMBAS EXPANSION INTO PHYSICAL RETAIL WITH NEW TEXAS STORE

A new model for modern, growing brands to launch stores with unparalleled speed to market and data driven operations NEW YORK , Nov. 17, 2025 /PRNewswire/ -- Leap, the leading platform for modern phys...

Other symbols: SPG
11 months ago - PRNewsWire

After more than a decade, Bombas is opening stores

Bombas opened its first company-owned store in New York City's West Village, with two more locations planned in Boca Raton and Austin. The brand also announced new wholesale partnerships with Target a...

1 year ago - Retail Dive

Bombas Socks, Now Selling T-Shirts and Underwear, to Hit $500 Million in Sales

Bloomberg Businessweek profiles Bombas co-founders Dave Heath and Randy Goldberg as the company expands beyond socks into t-shirts, underwear and footwear. The company said it was on track to reach $5...

1 year ago - Bloomberg

Shark Tank alum Bombas taps former Under Armour exec as CEO as it looks beyond digital roots

Socks and t-shirt company Bombas has appointed longtime retail executive Jason LaRose to be its next CEO as it looks to scale beyond DTC roots.

Other symbols: UAUAA
1 year ago - CNBC

Bombas Teams with Taboola to Drive 300% Return on Ad Spend Using Taboola's Performance Advertising-Focused Bidding Technology Called Maximize Conversions

NEW YORK, April 17, 2024 (GLOBE NEWSWIRE) -- Taboola (Nasdaq: TBLA), a global leader in powering recommendations for the open web, today announced the results of a successful holiday advertising campa...

Other symbols: TBLA
2 years ago - GlobeNewsWire