VINTAGE CLOTHING N' STUFF W/ DREW HEIFETZ

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This episode will blow your mind. I have been trying to get Tech on the show for some time now because he is an intriguing business man. He hustles harder than anyone. He has been the number one ebay seller of mens clothing for years. He also have a vintage clothing shop, a landscape company and now a thriving patreon group. You need to listen to the whole episode. You will make more money after listening to this episode. 

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Most vintage sourcing stories end in thrift bins or flea markets—ours just took us into abandoned buildings and back in time. Drew and Jesse dive deep into their wildest bando hunts, revealing how they uncovered some of the rarest, most coveted garments from forgotten barns and houses in rural North America. Imagine rescuing 150-year-old clothing straight the dirt. 

In this episode, you’ll discover:
The thrilling process of bandeau hunting—what it really takes to find vintage relics that most will never see in their lifetime
The evolution of the vintage and true vintage market—how abandoned buildings are fueling a new wave of rare finds
Why condition matters more than age when it comes to high-end vintage, and the secret freight train of rare pieces emerging from forgotten places
The wild stories behind misfit shops, secret permission pickups, and how early American garments from dusty barns can sell for thousands
Practical insights for aspiring ban-do hunters—what's worth chasing, what’s not, and how to stay safe in the pursuit of history
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Discover how Zach transitioned from local thrift flipping to building a digital empire without paid ads, emphasizing authentic content and community building. This episode dives into vintage hunting, social media strategies, and the real-world challenges of running a successful vintage business.

In this episode:
Zach's origin story: from Penn State garage sales to national reach
Strategies for organic growth on Instagram, TikTok, and YouTube
The importance of storytelling through reels and carousel posts
How to leverage estate sales, flea markets, and rag houses for unique finds
Building a website and diversifying income streams beyond social media
The value of authenticity, curiosity, and community in vintage sales
Navigating ethical questions surrounding bandopicking and estate sale access
The future of vintage: from hype to fashion-forward consumption
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My father is the OG Vintage Clothing Dealer. This is a great episode with lots of cool stories. Sorry about the audio. 
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Dive into the fascinating world of vintage with Aaron Stardust, a passionate curator, reseller, and fashion enthusiast. Aaron shares stories from decades of sourcing rare finds, his insights into military and archive fashion, and how he's navigated the evolving vintage market while staying true to his passion.

In this episode:

Aaron's early days flea marketing with his parents in Florida and New Jersey

The story behind his iconic nickname "Aaron Number Nine" and the Japanese brand inspiration

How vintage clothing blends nostalgia with real monetary value

The legendary flea market finds, including rare rap tees and vintage military gear

Inside stories of meeting icons like Virgil Abloh, Ian Conner, and Tremaine Emery

The significance of Asian vintage markets and Japanese repros

Tactical tips on sourcing, flipping, and succeeding on eBay and at pop-up events

The importance of community, self-awareness, and giving back in business and life

Insights on navigating the modern vintage scene, marketing, and building a legacy

Timestamps: 00:00 - Intro and Aaron’s background in vintage reselling 02:05 - Vintage about nostalgia or profit? 03:47 - Early flea market days and family influence 10:07 - Fashion projects and collaborations with Virgil and Tremaine 13:15 - Virgil Abloh’s first encounter with Aaron 18:58 - The story of Number 9 Japanese brand and its resurgence 24:34 - Legendary flea market finds: rap tees and military gear 35:42 - Rare game-worn jerseys and forgotten treasures 45:49 - Military surplus hunting in the Meadowlands 54:53 - Building relationships with Japanese vintage buyers 77:42 - Tips for sourcing and selling on eBay 94:42 - The wild world of in-store and online buying 100:07 - Meeting Ian Conner and creating influence 112:04 - What will never lose value in vintage 113:07 - Restarting with limited funds 120:05 - Aaron’s legacy and future goals
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