Episode
S10 Ep2 LOBSTERGARDEN VINTAGE: Hannah Englehart, vintage dealer, stylist and designer of Soft Jaws - on collaboration and community in the Minneapolis vintage community.
- Published
- Feb 9, 2026
- Duration seconds
- 2941
- Processing state
not_requested
Actions
POST https://stenobird.com/v1/public/podcasts/pre-loved-podcast-with-emily-stochl-419636/episodes/s10-ep2-lobstergarden-vintage-hannah-englehart-vintage-dealer-stylist-and-designer-of-soft-jaws-on-collaboration-and-community-in-the-minneapolis-vintage-community/transcription-requests
Idempotently request low-priority transcript generation for this episode.GET https://stenobird.com/podcast/pre-loved-podcast-with-emily-stochl-419636/s10-ep2-lobstergarden-vintage-hannah-englehart-vintage-dealer-stylist-and-designer-of-soft-jaws-on-collaboration-and-community-in-the-minneapolis-vintage-community.md
Read the agent-friendly Markdown representation of this episode resource.
Summary
On today's show, we're chatting with Hannah Englehart, a vintage dealer in Minneapolis at Olio Vintage, and the creator and designer of a new upcycled clothing line, Soft Jaws, which she just launched. Hannah's journey into vintage started with thrifting with her grandma in Ohio, and hunting for treasures in Amish country antique stores. After working at Plato's Closet as a teen, and selling vintage on Depop part-time for three years while grinding through corporate jobs, Hannah took a leap– she saved up six months of living expenses and moved to Minneapolis to sell vintage full-time. Within 72 hours of arriving in town, she was set up at the Minneapolis Vintage Market, meeting the community that would become her creative collaborators and her vintage people. Now she's part of the Olio Vintage collective, where she's found the stability and support to expand into styling and design. She worked as wardrobe stylist on indie films, and – after teaching herself to sew on YouTube – she's just launched Soft Jaws – a clothing line featuring reversible tie-front blouses made from vintage linens and reclaimed textiles. We talk about the collective model that allows vintage dealers to support each other, her holy grail finds, and why she's auctioning a rare Bonnie Cashin bag to support Immigrant Law Center Minnesota. This conversation is all about finding your people, building community, and creating something meaningful, and I think you'll really enjoy it – so let's dive right in! DISCUSSED IN THE EPISODE: [5:01] Thrifting with her grandma in middle school in the suburbs of Ohio. [7:53] Working at Plato's Closet as a teenager [10:07] When Hannah knew she wanted to work in vintage, styling for her friend's photography projects validated that path [12:31] Meeting the founders of…