1. They're Built With Sock Science. Bombas spent 2 years of R&D re-inventing the sock. They eliminated the annoying toe seam on the tip of the toe, created a unique arch support system that feels like a hug around the middle of your foot, and tested 130+ calf tension levels to find the perfect one.

They thought, “Why not build a company to solve this problem?” The business could give away a pair of socks for every pair it sold. They called the company Bombas, the Latin word for bumble bee (“bee better” is stitched into every sock).

The name Bombas socks may sound odd, but the meaning of the name stems from the Latin word for bumblebee.

Bee Better About Bombas The name, Bombas, is Latin for “bumblebee” - bees work together to make the hive a better place. Their slogan is Bee Better, and that is exactly what Bombas is striving to do.

Original Socks They've got all the features Bombas are known for, like targeted cushioning, proprietary compression around the midfoot and a seamless toe. In our tests, they were a favorite of our consumer testers and product experts alike.

Our mission since day one has been to help those experiencing homelessness. That's why for every item you purchase, we donate an item on your behalf.

Bombas uses the softest long staple yarns from the best cotton and merino wool producers in the world. We believe in the antimicrobial and moisture-wicking properties of high-quality, natural fibers. Our socks contour to your feet, keep you dry all day, and protect you so you can keep doing your thing all day long.

Randy Goldberg David Heath is the CEO of cult-favorite sock and apparel brand Bombas, which he cofounded with Randy Goldberg, the company's chief branding officer, in 2013.

Bombas uses the softest long staple yarns from the best cotton and merino wool producers in the world. We believe in the antimicrobial and moisture-wicking properties of high-quality, natural fibers. Our socks contour to your feet, keep you dry all day, and protect you so you can keep doing your thing all day long.

The beginning of the Modern Age: The spread of socks Before long the Huguenots spread the knitting loom throughout Europe. After the Industrial Revolution the socks, mostly still made of wool, became easier and cheaper to produce, spreading their appeal across European society.

We're Bombas. It sounds simple, but putting on clean, comfortable clothing every day is a powerful thing. With the help of our customers and Giving Partners, we wanted to offer new, clean clothes to everyone who needs them. So we created the most comfortable socks, underwear, and t-shirts we could imagine.

According to the Bombas website, their socks are “manufactured in facilities around the world in the US, Taiwan, Peru, and China.” However, the socks are made in the US are not labeled as such, so it would be impossible to tell which ones those are.