Behind the Seams (2011)

Miguel Caballero makes bulletproof clothing for the world’s elite.

Meet Shinji Konishi, Tokyo's leading maker of fake-animal-head hair hats.

Dutch fashion man Koos van den Akker created the Cosby knitwear using his signature Frankenstein style.

In this edition of Behind the Seams, we hang out with Kendall Crolius, who makes fancy knitwear out of dog-hair.

In this episode of Behind the Seams we head to the dusty city of Matehuala, Mexico in search of the pointiest long-toed cowboy boots ever made.

Video footage of pretty people after they've just woken up to stale tequila and regret.

In this episode of Behind the Seams, we hang out with Francisco Herrera, who makes extravagant "blinged out" dresses for Peru's folk music superstars.

We travel to Indonesia to buy sandals made by former drug addicts. The shoes, called "junkies" are a part of a program started by the YAKITA Drug Treatment Center to help women suffering from addiction learn a marketable skill.

Clothing designer Nudie Cohn lit a fire in the country music world with glittering suits and jackets with rhinestone-bejeweled pot leaves and gargantuan uppers and downers. His custom creations for Elvis, Gram Parsons, and Hank Williams are now legendary.