Bombas — Schema.org / JSON-LD audit
Bombas's storefront grades D (58/100) across homepage, PDP, collection and blog. 1 finding flagged for fix — each ships with a copy-paste-ready Liquid snippet on the live tool.
Schema score · 58/100
Live result · refreshed 2026-05-29
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 schema.org audit
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.
Per-page schema on Bombas
JSON-LD blocks + Schema.org types detected on each canonical Shopify page type.
Homepage
0 blocksNo JSON-LD detected on this page type.
PDP
2 blocksTypes: Product, BreadcrumbList
Collection
0 blocksNo JSON-LD detected on this page type.
Blog
0 blocksNo JSON-LD detected on this page type.
Open findings
Top 7 of 7 non-passing checks. Open the live tool to see every check + copy-paste-ready Liquid fix snippet for each.
- Homepage: Organization schema presentwarning
Anchors brand identity for Google + AI engines. Required for the Organization knowledge-panel.
- Homepage: WebSite schema presentrecommended
Carries the SearchAction that powers Google sitelinks searchbox.
- Homepage: BreadcrumbList schema presentrecommended
Adds breadcrumb rich result to search listings — boosts SERP CTR.
- Collection: BreadcrumbList schema presentrecommended
Adds breadcrumb rich result to search listings — boosts SERP CTR.
- Collection: ItemList schema presentrecommended
Helps search engines understand collection-page contents as a structured product list.
- PDP: AggregateRating schema presentrecommended
Star ratings in search listings — drives CTR more than any other rich result.
- Homepage exposes at least 3 distinct schema typesrecommended
No JSON-LD blocks on the homepage at all — AI engines fall back to inference.
What this Schema grade reveals
D-grade signals meaningful structural gaps in Bombas's storefront Schema. The most common pattern at this grade band is missing Product schema fields (offers price + currency + availability), conflicting Review schema from two apps (Loox + Judge.me both writing AggregateRating), or no BreadcrumbList — fixable in an hour of theme.liquid work.
Breakdown: 1 homepage finding. The live tool ships a copy-paste-ready Liquid snippet for each finding — every finding is fixable in theme.liquid without installing additional apps.
Cross-check with the App Stack Detector to see which Schema-emitting apps are installed — most Schema problems on Plus tenants come from conflicting Review schema between Loox + Judge.me + the theme rather than missing apps.
Run live
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