Born in the U.S., David was inspired to start Bombas in 2013 after learning that socks are the most requested item in homeless shelters. He teamed up with Randy Goldberg to create ultra comfy socks and built a brand that donates a pair for every one sold.
Berner saw that most flip flops in the U.S. were made from cheap, petroleum based materials. He wanted to introduce footwear made from natural rubber, organic cotton, and recycled materials.
The founders believed footwear could be more than just fashion it could be a vehicle for social good. They wanted to create shoes that were eco‑friendly, stylish, and gave back to communities in need.
Born in the U.S., Dan co-founded Bedrock Sandals in 2011 while working river restoration jobs in Northern California. Seeking a lightweight, adventure-ready sandal, he began hand-making pairs for friends eventually turning his garage built idea into a rugged brand.
Rhoads noticed that many fashionable shoes lacked proper support. As fans of slides, mules, and clogs, she wanted to design footwear that was both versatile and wellness oriented.
Parsons saw the environmental problem of millions of tires discarded annually in Indonesia. He wanted to create a solution that was both eco‑friendly and fashionable.
