DIY Shoe Sewing in a Developed Economy: Behind the Motivation to Sew Shoes at Home

Figures & data

Table 1. Description of the respondents’ (R) sample.

Respondent no.	Gender	Age	Profession	Municipality Size (in thousands of inhabitants)	Marital Status	Number of Children	Education Level	The type of shoes they sew
1	Female	27	maternity leave	1309	Single	1	Higher education	Different styles of barefoot shoes for daily wear
2	Male	47	managerial position	0.269	Married	3	Higher education	Different styles of barefoot shoes for daily wear
3	Female	45	entrepreneur	0.378	Married	3	Higher education	Various styles of children’s barefoot shoes
4	Female	38	clerical position	379.5	Married	1	Higher education	Classic shoes
5	Male	42	entrepreneur	1.284	Married	0	High school	Leather shoes for adults
6	Male	40	entrepreneur	0.466	Married	3	High school	Classic shoes
7	Female	35	maternity leave	0.748	Married	2	Higher education	Various styles of children’s barefoot shoes
8	Female	42	clerical position	0.249	Married	2	High school	Special orthopedic shoes
9	Female	24	student	1309	Single	0	High school	Different styles of barefoot shoes for daily wear
10	Female	37	clerical position	100.4	Married	2	Higher education	Different styles of barefoot shoes for daily wear
11	Female	44	clerical position	1.27	Single	1	High school	Classic shoes
12	Male	31	managerial position	43.7	Single	0	Higher education	Special orthopedic shoes
13	Female	39	working position	0.832	Married	3	High school	Classic and barefoot shoes