Heath: Socks make up 80% and footwear 15% of Bombas revenue
David Heath · Bombas: From Shark Tank to over a BILLION in sales (with founders David Heath & Randy Goldberg) · Oct 10, 2024 · at 26:57
David Heath, co-founder of Bombas, breaks down the company's revenue distribution across product lines after expanding beyond socks.
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“Today Sox is still like 80% of the business Funny enough, our footwear business is our second largest category, despite launching a little bit after our underwear. It's like 15% of the business”
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