An exploratory study on up-cycling as the sustainable clothing life at home

Fashion and Textiles

International Journal of Interdisciplinary Research

Table 1 Focus group interview participants

	Group	Participants	Sex	Age	Job	Features
A	40–50s	1	Female	53	Doctor	Comparison by age
		2	Female	51	Teacher
		3	Female	51	Housewife
		4	Female	48	Housewife
B	20s	5	Female	24	College student
		6	Female	24	College student
		7	Female	26	Office worker
C	Gwanghwamun hope sharing market participant	8	Female	65	Housewife	Sustainable clothing life practice—used market
		9	Female	43	Housewife
		10	Female	25	College student
D	Beautiful marketplace volunteers	11	Female	33	Housewife
		12	Female	32	Social worker
		13	Female	21	College student
		14	Male	21	College student
E	Female student of department of clothing & textiles	15	Female	23	College student	Can be used sewing machine
		16	Female	26	College student
		17	Female	23	College student
		18	Female	23	College student
	Male student of department of clothing & textiles	19	Male	25	College student
		20	Male	23	College student
		21	Male	26	College student
		22	Male	26	College student
		23	Male	26	College student
		24	Male	27	College student
F	Blog user	25	Female	46	Housewife	Information sharing on SNS
		26	Female	42	Housewife
		27	Female	37	Housewife
G	Apparel worker	28	Female	26	Office worker	Understanding clothing and textiles production process
		29	Female	25	Office worker
		30	Male	32	Office worker