Full-Time

Vice President

Distribution

Bombas

Bombas

201-500 employees

One-for-one sock and apparel donations

Compensation Overview

$220k - $260k/yr

+ Annual bonus + Equity target award

Los Angeles, CA, USA + 1 more

More locations: New York, NY, USA

In Person

The role is based at either the New York City headquarters or the Los Angeles-area office and requires travel up to 50%.

Category
Operations & Logistics (1)
Required Skills
ERP
Supply Chain Management

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Requirements
  • 10+ years of progressive distribution and supply chain leadership experience.
  • Demonstrated experience operating company-owned distribution centers and managing third-party logistics providers, with a deep understanding of warehouse-floor operations.
  • Proven success leading on-site warehouse operations, including labor models, productivity, safety, inventory accuracy, peak planning, and daily execution.
  • Extensive experience governing third-party logistics partners at scale, including provider selection, contract negotiation, service-level agreement and key performance indicator design, performance management, escalation handling, and long-term relationship leadership.
  • Deep, hands-on knowledge of warehouse and fulfillment operations, with the ability to translate first-hand operating experience into effective standards and accountability across external partners.
  • Strong understanding of omnichannel fulfillment complexity, supporting e-commerce, wholesale, and retail from shared or distributed inventory pools.
  • Experience with warehouse management systems, enterprise resource planning integrations, and operational reporting, with comfort driving adoption and process discipline across internal teams and external partners.
  • Executive-level leadership experience building, coaching, and scaling high-performing operations teams, including recruiting top talent and developing future leaders.
  • A highly hands-on leadership style, willingness to spend significant time on-site at distribution and fulfillment facilities, and willingness to travel up to 50%.
  • Experience evolving operations with right-sized automated solutions to support changing product mix, stock-keeping unit count, channel complexity, order requirements, and volumes.
Responsibilities
  • Own end-to-end distribution strategy and execution across warehousing and fulfillment operations for e-commerce, wholesale, and retail channels across multiple physical distribution locations.
  • Serve as the primary owner of third-party logistics relationships and spend significant, regular time at partner facilities overseeing operations and ensuring alignment and accountability with Bombas standards.
  • Lead and govern the third-party logistics partner network, including selection, onboarding, contract negotiation, and ongoing performance management.
  • Ensure day-to-day operational compliance at third-party logistics sites, including processes, staffing models, training, safety practices, and technology usage.
  • Establish, monitor, and enforce service-level agreements, key performance indicators, and operating scorecards covering delivery, inventory accuracy, throughput, labor productivity, safety, and cost efficiency.
  • Drive daily execution through on-site walkthroughs, weekly operating reviews, escalation management, and quarterly business reviews with third-party logistics partners.
  • Act as the senior escalation point for operational breakdowns affecting customer experience, wholesale partners, or retail stores, engaging on-site when needed to drive resolution and corrective actions.
  • Partner with Logistics leadership to align inbound transportation, outbound shipping strategies, capacity planning, and fulfillment execution.
  • Design and evolve the distribution network strategy, including facility readiness, capacity planning, peak execution, stock-keeping unit proliferation, channel mix changes, and future expansion or consolidation decisions.
  • Lead continuous improvement initiatives across partner facilities involving process, system, layout, automation, and labor optimization.
  • Own the distribution operating budget and identify opportunities to improve cost structure while protecting service levels and scalability.
  • Build, coach, and develop the distribution leadership team by recruiting talent, defining roles and expectations, providing feedback and mentorship, and ensuring the organization can scale.

Bombas makes comfortable socks and apparel and sells them online. For every item purchased, Bombas donates a similar item to someone in need, addressing the demand for socks in homeless shelters. The company sells products including socks, slippers, and other apparel to a broad audience (men, women, and children) via bombas.com, with free US shipping on orders over $50. Revenue comes from direct-to-consumer sales, and the one-for-one model strengthens brand loyalty among socially conscious customers. Bombas has special initiatives like the Black Hive Collection, created by Black employees, which expands product lines and celebrates Black excellence. Overall, Bombas ties comfort with a social mission, aiming to provide essential apparel while supporting those in need.

Company Size

201-500

Company Stage

Late Stage VC

Total Funding

$153.2M

Headquarters

New York City, New York

Founded

2013

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Simplify's Take

What believers are saying

  • Bombas opened Georgetown on August 14, 2026, its largest store yet.
  • Nearly 500 DSW locations and Target expand reach beyond Bombas.com.
  • The July 2026 Nascentia Health donation and local store events reinforce brand trust.

What critics are saying

  • Target and DSW hand merchandising power to third parties, compressing margins and control.
  • Owned stores add real-estate and staffing complexity; a weak holiday 2026 rollout burns cash.
  • Mission dilution follows category sprawl beyond socks; customers stop paying for purpose.

What makes Bombas unique

  • One-for-one giving still anchors Bombas, with 2026 stores showcasing local donation partners.
  • Bombas owns comfort-first design across socks, underwear, tees, slippers, and slides.
  • Jason LaRose is pushing thoughtful omnichannel growth through owned stores, Target, and DSW.

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Benefits

Health Insurance

Dental Insurance

Vision Insurance

401(k) Retirement Plan

401(k) Company Match

Parental Leave

Unlimited Paid Time Off

Paid Vacation

Phone/Internet Stipend

Wellness Program

Company Equity

Growth & Insights and Company News

Headcount

6 month growth

0%

1 year growth

0%

2 year growth

0%
PoPville
Aug 12th, 2026
Bombas Opens First Retail Store in DC this Friday!!! There will be "exclusive Crab Socks" if you get there early...

Bombas Opens First Retail Store in DC this Friday!!! There will be "exclusive Crab Socks" if you get there early... Published August 12, 2026 at 9:25AM Wisconsin and O Street, NW From and email: "Reaching out with some exciting retail news from Bombas! The comfort-focused apparel brand known for its One Purchased = One Donated mission is opening its first Washington, DC retail store in the heart of Georgetown on August 14th. 1400 Wisconsin Ave, NW To celebrate the opening, Bombas will be offering a few fun opening-day surprises, including exclusive Crab Socks, available to the first 150 customers. Store Details: Address: 1400 Wisconsin Ave NW, Washington, District of Columbia 20007 Opening Date: August 14th Mon-Sat 11:00 AM - 7:00 PM Sun: 12:00 PM - 6:00 PM"

Nascentia Health
Jul 17th, 2026
Nascentia Health donates 5,500 pairs of Bombas socks to community organizations across Central New York.

Nascentia Health donates 5,500 pairs of Bombas socks to community organizations across Central New York. 07/17/2026 As part of its ongoing commitment to supporting the communities it serves, Nascentia Health has once again partnered with Bombas through the company's "1 Purchased = 1 Donated" program, helping provide socks to individuals and families throughout Central New York. For the second consecutive year, Nascentia Health distributed 5,500 pairs of Bombas socks to several local organizations serving children, families, veterans, and individuals experiencing hardship. Donations were made to the following community partners: * Rome Rescue Mission * The Center of Utica * Feed Its Vets Food Pantry * Rescue Mission of Utica * Henry P. Smith Post 24 American Legion * American Ukrainian Veterans & Men's Club * The Neighborhood Center, Inc. * Central New York Veteran's Outreach Center | Utica Center for Development, Inc. While socks are among the most requested items at shelters and community organizations, they are often one of the least donated. Through this partnership, Nascentia Health is helping provide warmth, comfort, and dignity to neighbors who need it most. "At Nascentia Health, caring extends far beyond the home healthcare services we provide," said Ashlea Schad, Vice President of Development & Strategic Partnerships. "We are proud to continue partnering with Bombas to support local organizations making a meaningful difference every day throughout the region. Together, we can help meet basic needs while strengthening the health and well-being of our communities." This initiative reflects Nascentia Health's ongoing commitment to community outreach and improving lives through meaningful partnerships. By working alongside local organizations, Nascentia Health continues to invest in programs that promote wellness, compassion, and support for individuals across Central New York.

Great Hill Partners
Jun 12th, 2026
Bombas named to TIME's 2026 list of Most Influential Social Good Companies.

Bombas named to TIME's 2026 list of Most Influential Social Good Companies. Great Hill Partners is pleased to share that Bombas has earned a place on TIME's inaugural list of the 10 Most Influential Social Good Companies of 2026. This recognition honors companies that are driving social impact through their innovation, influence, and leadership. Over a decade ago, Bombas launched with a simple but ambitious premise: sell 1 million pairs of its premium socks while donating an equal number to people experiencing homelessness. Socks, though often overlooked, are among the items most requested at homeless shelters and the least frequently donated. This set the stage for the company's "one purchased = one donated" model, which now extends beyond socks to include other apparel basics. To date, Bombas has contributed more than 200 million clothing items to communities across all fifty states through over 4,000 giving partner organizations. Bombas continues to expand into new channels through a wholesale partnership with Target and the opening of retail stores in New York, Florida, and Texas, bringing the brand to customers in new ways while extending the reach of its donation model. Great Hill Partners, LP is proud to support the Bombas team as it continues to scale both its business and its mission.

New York Post
May 31st, 2026
Bombas co-founder David Heath's American dream is helping others while building a thriving busines.

Bombas co-founder David Heath's American dream is helping others while building a thriving busines. Published May 31, 2026, 8:00 a.m. ET See more of our coverage in your search results. Through July 4, The Post, in conjunction with Milken Center for Advancing the American Dream, is featuring US citizens explaining what the American dream means to them in 2026. Among them is David Heath, the co-founder of Bombas, a company that sells high quality socks and underwear and donates one pair for every pair sold. Since launching in 2013, Bombas has surpassed $2.5 billion in lifetime sales and donated more than 200 million apparel items to those in need. My definition of the American dream is the ability to be in a place that has unlimited freedoms and [gives you] the ability to take whatever idea that you have - whether you have resources or don't have resources - and through hard work, grit and tenacity create something that can be very prosperous... I think a lot of natural born entrepreneurs [are] constantly out in the world with eyes and ears open, looking at the problems in the world and saying, how can we solve this with business? ... I came across a quote that said, socks are the number one most requested clothing item in homeless shelters... I was like, wow, that's pretty sad. Here's an item of clothing that I've never spent more than a few seconds a day thinking about. Yet, it's being perceived as a luxury item for over 600,000 people living right here in my own backyard... This was early 2011. Toms shoes was growing like crazy, really pioneering the one-for-one, buy one-give one movement... Our original thinking was, can we take a product that everybody wears, make it better, and, in turn, through our ability to sell more, have more impact on our community. So, we launched the product in August of 2013. After six months, we'd done about a million dollars in sales, and we were like, wow, this is much bigger than we had ever anticipated... The American Dream, is that anybody is capable of taking action... anybody who has an idea or who just wants something better out of their life, or for the lives of others. The American Dream Video Project showcases real stories that illuminate pathways to opportunity. Featured at the Milken Center for Advancing the American Dream (MCAAD), this series is part of the Center's celebration of America's 250th anniversary. MCAAD is Washington, DC's newest cultural institution, offering interactive exhibits and stories about achieving the American Dream. For more information, visit mcaad.org.

Trend Hunter
Apr 25th, 2026
Ultra-Breathable triangle bralettes.

Ultra-Breathable triangle bralettes. Bombas has expanded its apparel line with the new SoftMesh Triangle Bralette. This wire-free, unpadded undergarment silhouette is constructed from an ultra-breathable mesh-like fabric that uses bonding techniques and stay-put trim to provide light support without traditional elastic compression. Bombas' SoftMesh Triangle Bralette prioritizes a delicate, airy aesthetic that complements transparency. This makes it suitable for advancing contemporary fashion sensibilities where lingerie is intentionally displayed as part of an outfit. The company maintains that the fabric is softer than standard mesh, which serves to address a common complaint that breathable undergarments often feel scratchy or cheap against the skin. The stay-put trim, on the other hand, solves a frequent frustration with triangle bralettes, which is that they tend to shift, ride up, or lose their shape after a few washes. Image Credit: Bombas Trend themes. * Ultra-breathable Lingerie - A shift toward airy, skin-friendly undergarments that prioritize ventilation and softness over compression, redefining everyday comfort standards. * Bonded-fabric Construction - The move from stitched elastics to bonding and seamless trims that maintain shape and fit while enabling lighter, less bulky silhouettes. * Lingerie-as-outerwear - Growing acceptance of visible lingerie elements integrated into outfits, supporting designs that balance transparency with refined aesthetics. Industry implications. * Apparel Manufacturing - Manufacturers are positioned to adopt new assembly techniques and tooling for bonded fabrics and stay-put trims to deliver consistent fit and durability. * Textile Materials - Innovations in softer, high-porosity meshes and hybrid yarns that reconcile breathability with hand feel could disrupt traditional performance-fabric offerings. * Retail Fashion E-commerce - Digital merchandising and fit information tailored to lightweight, unpadded silhouettes that rely on fabric performance rather than structure may reshape online lingerie sales. Popularity