Boldfoot’s owner, Brad Christmann, had a business idea when he was just 9 years old: He wanted to make reversible socks. Two decades later, Christmann’s brother reminded him of that dream and Boldfoot ...

NEW YORK (WCBS 880)-- In just over four years, Bombas has grown 400 percent year-to-year, and has made $50 million in revenue, by selling creative and cozy socks. Founder Dave Heath explained to WCBS ...

John’s Crazy Socks is starting out on the right foot. — -- It’s a company with a straightforward mission: Make people happy through socks. The colorful footwear sold by John’s Crazy Socks is ...

Ohio State alumnus Paul Hopler and business partner Michael Grenier want to keep their “sock game” on point, so they started their own sock company, Keep it Simple Socks. “We were standing around ...

For years, fans of John’s Crazy Socks have been showing up unannounced at the company’s Farmingdale headquarters to buy merchandise on the spot, one of the co-founders said. But the staff has always ...

John’s Crazy Socks expects to grow sales and employment after reaching a wholesale deal to sell its signature socks through online shoe and clothing retailer Zappos.com. The Melville-based e-commerce ...

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Socks are a product that almost everyone buys regularly, and they can be sold in a variety of ways. You can set up a retail store, sell your socks at flea markets or sell them online. The first step ...

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Just because business casual attire has to look professional doesn’t mean it has to be boring. Once you’re in your dress shirt and slacks (or whatever is appropriate for your place of business), the ...

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