Clothing · 133+ locations · US + international (China, South Korea, UK)
Vuori reads like a scrappy activewear upstart out of a California beach town. It's actually raised over $1 billion from Norwest, SoftBank, and General Atlantic, and was valued at $5.5 billion in a 2024 investor sale. Founder Joe Kudla still runs it as CEO.
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Vuori's activewear reads like an indie California brand, but the company has taken more than a billion dollars from Norwest, SoftBank, General Atlantic, and Stripes, most recently trading hands at a $5.5 billion valuation in 2024. Founder Joe Kudla still runs it day to day, and pay and enforcement records are clean apart from a still-pending overtime lawsuit echoing one already settled individually. Its supply chain has no published factories, audits, or safety commitments. The company ultimately answers to its institutional shareholders and to whichever overseas factories it declines to name.
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Company data last updated July 2026
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