Family, friends, and colleagues across the apparel industry are mourning the loss of Scott Nadboy, a respected entrepreneur, sales executive, and longtime resident of Port Washington, New York, who passed away on July 29, 2026. His death has left a profound void among those who knew him as a devoted father, loyal friend, and influential figure whose passion for both business and people defined his remarkable life.
Scott was widely recognized as the Owner and President of Scott Nadboy Sales Inc., where he spent more than two decades building relationships throughout the North American apparel industry. With more than 30 years of experience in wholesale apparel sales, private-label manufacturing, off-price distribution, and brand consulting, he earned a reputation as a trusted professional whose integrity, knowledge, and dedication made him a valued partner to manufacturers, retailers, and wholesalers alike.
Before launching his own company in 2006, Scott held leadership positions with respected apparel brands, including Bongo Jeans, Ocean Pacific Kids, and J.R. United Industries. Throughout his career, he successfully connected businesses across the United States and Canada, helping companies grow while always placing relationships ahead of transactions.
Beyond his professional accomplishments, Scott was remembered for his larger-than-life personality, honesty, generosity, and unwavering loyalty. Friends often described him as someone who always spoke his mind but whose compassion and willingness to support others never wavered. Whether attending concerts, traveling with loved ones, or spending time with family, Scott embraced life with enthusiasm and authenticity.
In recent years, he had begun preparing for a new chapter by relocating to Colorado to be closer to his children while continuing to maintain strong ties to Port Washington and the apparel community he loved.
Following news of his passing, heartfelt tributes poured in from friends, coworkers, and industry professionals. Many shared memories of Scott’s infectious energy, quick wit, and unwavering support during both joyful celebrations and life’s most difficult moments. One longtime friend reflected on Scott’s steadfast loyalty, recalling the comfort and encouragement he provided during a personal battle with cancer, describing him as someone “you always wanted on your side.”
Scott’s legacy extends far beyond the apparel industry. He will be remembered as a dedicated businessman, trusted mentor, devoted family man, and loyal friend whose kindness and authenticity touched countless lives.
Funeral services are scheduled for August 4, 2026. Family members have expressed gratitude for the overwhelming support and condolences they have received while asking for continued prayers during this difficult time.
May Scott Nadboy rest in eternal peace. He will be deeply missed, lovingly remembered, and never forgotten.