Jamie McCarthy/Getty ImagesFUBU founder Daymond John is one of the star investors on "Shark Tank. "Daymond John grew his clothing line FUBU from a few sewing machines in his mother's house into a ...

“Shark Tank” star Daymond John recounts the path to success ... "[I started my business] out of my mom's house," John told "Good Morning America" co-anchor George Stephanopoulos.

"Shark Tank" investor Daymond John cites his mom as his greatest inspiration. For FUBU, she taught him how to sew, took out a mortgage on her house for seed money, and let him use her house as a ...

These days, Daymond John is best known as the impeccably dressed ... John started off by sewing sweatshirts and hats in the living room of the house where he was raised by his single mom.

Daymond John grew his clothing line FUBU from a few sewing machines in his mother's house into a $350 million company. In 2009 he became one of the original celebrity investors on the hit TV show ...

FUBU is most likely the first time the name Daymond John entered pop culture. The brand, which was short for “For Us, By Us,” has humble origins, and started in his mother’s house.

Daymond John's net worth has reached impressive heights ... famously mortgaging her house to provide $100,000 in startup capital. He later co-founded the FUBU company in 1992 with Keith Perrin ...

Just three years after moving FUBU out of John's mom's house, it brought in $350 million in revenue. "Shark Tank" investor Daymond John said that he wouldn't admit it until he was in his 30s ...