ROBB REPORT: RED SEA WEEK

Sindalah, where the indescribable comes alive. In October of 2024, Nancy Gale and her husband Michael Vander were honored to be among the first visitors to this enchanting island—a destination that belongs on everyone’s bucket list. It has taken until now to process the magnitude of this spectacular adventure. Only Robb Report could curate an experience that

GILMORE GIRLS: LUCKY SEVEN

Seven Thanksgivings ago, in 2016, JAMAH made its Gilmore Girls debut. In the show’s Netflix reboot, Gilmore Girls: A Year In the Life, Rory Gilmore returned to Stars Hollow with a JAMAH bag slung over her arm. Before filming began, costume designer Brenda Maben approached Nancy about the possibility of featuring The Rosey Special Edition on the show. When Brenda first

JAMAH x GUNTHER WERKS: RETURN TO THE QUAIL

It is rare for a business owner to find the perfect collaborator, but Nancy Gale is lucky to have discovered hers in Peter Nam. Peter, CEO of Gunther Werks, and Nancy, designer/owner of JAMAH, have worked on multiple collaborations since they met in 2018. Deeply aligned in their work and life philosophies, Peter and Nancy’s prior projects

CAR WEEK 2023: RETURN TO MONTEREY

The JAMAH Motorcar Collection races into its second year with unstoppable momentum. The impact of the line has never been more apparent than at Monterey Car Week 2023, where JAMAH owner/designer Nancy Gale celebrated the debut of an exciting new JAMAH x Gunther Werks collaboration at the Quail, A Motorsports Gathering.

JAMAH CHARGES FORWARD

Nancy Gale has always believed that it’s best to start in your own backyard.  This maxim applies to everything she does, from her impactful work at AMBITION to JAMAH’s dedication to crafting bags in downtown Los Angeles and, most recently, to her exciting foray into designing bespoke handbags in the world of professional sports. It all starts with A.G. Spanos,

ROBB REPORT: RETURN TO THE ROAD

JAMAH designer Nancy Gale sped into the luxury car universe with full force in 2022, when she debuted the JAMAH Motorcar Collection, the world’s first line of bespoke handbags and weekenders crafted to match clients’ luxury automobiles. In June of that year, Nancy and her fiancé Michael attended the Robb Report’s second

THE MOTORCAR COLLECTION EXPLODES TO NEW HEIGHTS

As the one-year anniversary of the official launch of the JAMAH Motorcar Collection approaches, JAMAH founder Nancy Gale is continuing to see this innovative line reach exciting new frontiers. Thanks to the many relationships Nancy has made in the car world, she has connected with recent clients whose Motorcar commissions have pushed

CARRY YOUR HAPPY. EVERY DAY. EVERYWHERE

Over the twenty years JAMAH designer/owner Nancy Gale has spent naming the bags in her collection after people who inspire her, she has been asked one question more than any other: “When are you going to design The Nancy?” It never felt right; the spirit of the namesake bags are to celebrate and honor others, not herself.

TO GIFT JAMAH IS TO GIFT AN EXPERIENCE

Gifting a custom handbag can be challenging. What skin? What shade? What size? What shape? Gold hardware? Nickel hardware? What message will you have inscribed inside as a constant reminder of the loved one who gifted the bag? JAMAH has a solution. This last piece is always easiest for partners, parents, or friends who

THE ROAD TO THE ROBB REPORT

This is a story about corporate contacts that evolved into friendships; the harmonious marriage between luxury bags and luxury cars; and ultimately how camaraderie and coincidences brought designer Nancy Gale’s JAMAH Motorcar Collection to the Robb Report, the foremost publication in the luxury market. In other words, this is a story about connection.

JAMAH x GUNTHER WERKS: ANOTHER LAP TOGETHER

In 2018, a groundbreaking collaboration between Nancy Gale, designer of luxury bags at JAMAH, and Peter Nam, CEO of the renowned automotive company Gunther Werks, set a new precedent in the world of luxury cars: any collector of an automobile as elegant as a Gunther Werks Porsche should demand nothing less