What Shopify apps does Bombas use?
Bombas is an intimates brand whose app-stack composition this page surfaces — refresh below for a live read.
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Brand profile · refreshed 2026-08-28
About Bombas
Founded 2013 · US
David Heath and Randy Goldberg co-founded Bombas after learning that socks are the most-requested clothing item at homeless shelters. The buy-one-give-one model was built into the brand from day one, not bolted on. Famously appeared on Shark Tank in 2014 with a $200K investment from Daymond John. Surpassed 100M sock donations as of 2024.
Public scale markers
Disclosed in filings, acquisitions or named press reporting — not estimates.
- 01$300M+ trailing revenue
- 02100M+ sock donations (2024 cumulative)
- 03Shark Tank investment ($200K from Daymond John, 2014)
- 04B Corp certified
Notable for the app stack detector
Bombas' tech stack is a clean Shopify Plus reference for sub-$300M brands. The cause-marketing donation tracking is often baked into custom theme code rather than apps — a useful pattern to spot.
What this stack reveals
Live data wasn't available at the last build of this page. The pattern we typically see on intimates brands at Bombas's scale is a dense Email + SMS layer (Klaviyo + a SMS counterpart), Reviews (Yotpo / Loox / Judge.me), Subscriptions (Recharge or Smartrr), and 2-4 helpdesk + analytics apps. Use the "Open the live App Stack Detector" link below for an instant fresh probe.
Cross-check with the Theme Detector to see what the underlying theme + customisation depth signals, or the Schema Audit to spot the typical rich-result gaps at this brand scale.
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