David Heath and Randy Goldberg, co-founders of Bombas, share their journey from corporate life to creating a sock empire. They discovered that socks were the most requested item at homeless shelters, inspiring their one-for-one donation model. The duo faced initial skepticism from investors but pivoted successfully, even making waves on 'Shark Tank.' Their commitment to quality and social impact transformed a mundane product into a thriving business, celebrating milestones like donating nearly one million pairs of socks while emphasizing creativity and community.

David Heath and Randy Goldberg, co-founders of Bombas, share their journey from side hustles to revolutionizing the sock industry. They dive into the surprising demand for socks at homeless shelters that sparked their socially responsible business model. With perseverance, they transformed Bombas into a quarter-billion dollar brand, facing skepticism from investors and navigating the challenges of design and production. Their tale includes a pivotal moment involving Shark Tank that showcased their resilience and dedication to community impact through innovative entrepreneurship.

David Heath and Randy Goldberg, co-founders of Bombas, discuss their journey in building a mission-driven apparel company committed to social impact. They share how their Shark Tank experience fueled growth, even leading to a website crash due to overwhelming demand. The duo highlights their innovative strategies in inventory management while maintaining core values during rapid expansion. They also delve into the complexities of homelessness in the U.S., advocating for compassion and addressing the importance of partnerships in combating this social issue.