June 14, 2018

Jerry Lee Atwood, Making It | Curious Mix


Melissa Davis
Western wear designer Jerry Lee Atwood works in his basement studio - Melissa Davis/WFYI

Western wear designer Jerry Lee Atwood works in his basement studio

Melissa Davis/WFYI

In this episode of Making It, WFYI’s Melissa Davis visits western wear designer Jerry Lee Atwood’s south Broad Ripple home, where he works in his basement studio. He crafts custom clothing and has worked with big names like Kesha, the band Eagles of Death Metal, and rising rapper Post Malone. 

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