Our company was founded by my father in the mid 80's. My father having many stalls in Camden Market London became well know for his vintage dedication. His individual style was a great success. My father worked endlessly, true vintage was in his blood. He gained many dedicated followers and also gained a trustworthy reputation amongst wholesalers and traders. He went from strength to strength, banging out one drop styles, true vintage gems and rare colourways. My father was a very diverse man, his only religion was that everyone be treated equal, always sending peace to all. My father sold adidas trainers to 80's casual lovers, trilby's to gangsters, Fred Perry to Mods, Doc Martens to skinheads, rasta beanies and flares to lovers of northern soul. All classic true vintage that was in high demand. In the mid 90's he opened up small warehouses calling them "Jams". This is where the fun really started. "Jams" were small units where his dedicated customers could mooch all day finding individual pieces. Then they could jam in the back of the warehouse. All colours and creeds came together, dancing, drinking and chilling. It was a very peaceful place to be. As the years went by I became heavily involved in the business. After my father passed I decided to take the business into the 20th century. I began to tweak it and in 2003 opened up The Jamhouse. Again this was a great success. A large warehouse in Bournville Bham.