1. Social Fabric: Cowboy Boots
2. Programs from series

Kyle Ng learns the tactical application of camo from a British Special Forces sniper, gets the perfect streetwear piece for his next skate session, and challenges Mark McNairy in a paintball war.

Along with musician Johnny P, Kyle heads to Brooklyn Circus to get dressed up for church. He sees how Islamic threads are being modernised at 5ive Pillars, and explores the history of the Sikh turban.

Born on London's Savile Row, the suit is probably the most famous piece of menswear in history. Kyle Ng looks for the perfect bespoke suit, meets some Dandies, and goes wild with the Nudie suit.

From the hip-hop culture in Los Angeles to the tribal villages of Kenya, Kyle Ng explores the global appeal of shiny jewellery, aka 'bling'.

Made for bomber pilots, the leather jacket is a beloved style icon all over the world. Kyle Ng gets punk in Tokyo, races around New York, and meets the father of the over-the-top 'championship jacket'.

Kyle Ng is out to find the wildest trousers on Earth. He visits Jay Kos, a designer taking bottoms to new heights, slips into DIY culture, and learns how Japanese workwear is turning into high fashion.

Kyle Ng travels the world to learn how the cowboy boot made its way off the prairie. He visits Texas, where it all began, chills with cowboys in Rome, and rocks out with Kenyan heavy metal cowboys.

Kyle Ng visits Scotland to see how tartan is part of a family's DNA, hangs with a low rider club in California, and sees how plaid fabric is a part of tribal identity in Africa.

Kyle Ng goes to Japan where he visits Asics, talks to Freehand Profit about his process for making sneaker masks, and explores the history of the world's most-loved punk rock skater shoe with Steve Caballero.

Kyle Ng explores the Pachuco culture, meets a celebrity hatmaker and travels to the UK to run with the Rude Boys, all to find out more about the infamous headwear known as the fedora.

Kyle Ng travels the US to explore the past and present of the T-shirt. He sees new silhouettes, walks the memory lane of 1990s rap tees, and tie dyes with a master.

The definition of a wardrobe staple, denim is as diverse as the people who wear it. Kyle Ng travels to Japan to see how to make the world's best jeans.