VINTAGE CLOTHING N' STUFF W/ DREW HEIFETZ
Sep 26, 2026 · 1 hr 44 min · 14 segments
Marc Keeling explains how he got into vintage clothing, then shares how he and his partners launched Dead Stock Depot in 2016 and grew it into a major event for Toronto’s vintage scene. Drew and Marc…
Marc KeelingGuest
Drew HeifetzHost
Where do you see the market right now? What's the future of vintage, you know, in Canada, but also just in ge- in the world?
So obviously you've seen, like, the, like, 2010s Abercrombie and Aeropostale.
I don't know if it's a thing out west, but here and, and on my timeline, like, it's become a thing, which is kind of, like ...
I feel kind of, like, silly in a way because I always knew that, like, as time goes on, periods are gonna catch up and become vintage, right?
And, um, I feel kind of silly in the sense of, like, how did I not think that, like, mallcore would end up being a thing, like a, a, a fad in vintage at some point? I just never thought of it, and it's interesting to see that it is a thing today.
It seems like the, the, the vintage world that we live in is so trendy and so, like, trend-focused that things come and go so fast, um, that I don't know how long this, this ...
A lot of people come into my store asking if we have any of it, and it's just not something I desire to pick.
Like I pass, I've passed on it my entire picking career, and I'm not gonna start picking it just because it's cool right now
Where do you see the market right now? What's the future of vintage, you know, in Canada, but also just in ge- in the world?
So obviously you've seen, like, the, like, 2010s Abercrombie and Aeropostale.
I don't know if it's a thing out west, but here and, and on my timeline, like, it's become a thing, which is kind of, like ...
I feel kind of, like, silly in a way because I always knew that, like, as time goes on, periods are gonna catch up and become vintage, right?
And, um, I feel kind of silly in the sense of, like, how did I not think that, like, mallcore would end up being a thing, like a, a, a fad in vintage at some point? I just never thought of it, and it's interesting to see that it is a thing today.
It seems like the, the, the vintage world that we live in is so trendy and so, like, trend-focused that things come and go so fast, um, that I don't know how long this, this ...
A lot of people come into my store asking if we have any of it, and it's just not something I desire to pick.
Like I pass, I've passed on it my entire picking career, and I'm not gonna start picking it just because it's cool right now
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