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Showing 1 to 5 of 5 for “"Apparel shopping"”.
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Influence of Shopping Orientations, Selected Environmental Dimensions with Apparel Shopping Scenarios, and Attitude on Store Patronage for Female Consumers
… very few studies have addressed the issue of shopping scenarios and how they affect store patronage. The purpose of this study was to examine the influence of selected environmental dimensions on store patronage using specific apparel shopping scenarios. Data were collected using a random …
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The Effects of Visual and Written Fit Information on Plus-size Women's Perceived Fit Risk, Purchase Intention, and Loyalty intentions in Internet Apparel Shopping
… Bureau, 2008). The e-commerce retail sector of apparel, accessories, and footwear reached $18.3 billion in sales and ranked as a top selling category (Shop.org, 2007). A growing apparel market with strong buying power is the plus-size clothing industry with approximately $32 billion in sales in …
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Factors Affecting Intentions to Use Social Commerce in Shopping for Fashion Products
… and intentions to use Social commerce in apparel shopping. These findings imply that utilitarian and hedonic benefits are important to augment young consumers’ attitudes and intentions to purchase apparel on Social media. While both perceived ease of use and usefulness positively …
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Body image and appearance management among older married dyads: factors influencing body image in the aging process
… products and techniques, daily grooming, and apparel-related behavior---were studied. Personal and relationship factors explained for influence on older persons' body image were aging-related physical changes, health, marital relationship, cognitive age, and moods. In addition, coorientation …
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Online Impulse Buying Behavior with Apparel Products: Relationships with Apparel Involvement, Website Attributes, and Product Category/Price
The potential use of the Internet for apparel retail marketing is extremely viable (Murphy, 1998); however, most of the journal papers on apparel Internet shoppers are limited to the comparison of demographic, psychographic, and behavioral characteristics between shoppers and non-shoppers …