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Showing 1 to 12 of 12 for “"Fashion products"”.
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Mobile Shopping For Fashion Products In the Us
… (2009) for the adoption of mobile shopping for fashion products will hold true when applied to US consumers. Using an online survey method, 245 US college students were asked questions pertaining to the four constructs outlined by Ko, Kim, & Lee (2009)- usefulness, enjoyment, instant …
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Benefits of postponement for fashion products with forecast updates
… thesis examines the benefit of postponement of fashion products by considering the overage cost of the intermediate product and the correlation between the demand for each end products produced from it. The benefit of postponement is measured by the percentage increase in maximum expected profit …
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Factors Affecting Intentions to Use Social Commerce in Shopping for Fashion Products
… attitudes and intentions to purchase fashion products through Social commerce. The current study adopted the technology acceptance model (TAM; Davis, 1989) to develop a theoretical framework. A total of 531 college students completed an online survey at a university. The sample was …
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An Exploratory Study of the Impact of Acculturation on Fashion Consumption Among Hispanic Immigrants in the U.S.
… acculturation influences shopping behaviors for fashion products among Hispanic consumers. The purpose of this study is to explore the general attitude related to shopping (i.e., shopping orientation) of Hispanic immigrants, the acculturation level of those consumers, and the relationship between …
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Consumer Motivations and Perceived Value in Online Second-Hand Luxury Fashion Shopping
<p>The second-hand luxury fashion market is growing four times faster than the primary luxury fashion market and already represents a $24 billion market today (Beauloye, 2019; Siwak, 2020). Younger generations such as millennials and Gen Z are buying and selling preowned luxury products almost …
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Fashion: Hedonic vs. utilitarian: A study of fit issues of women’s ready to wear and an examination of the technology acceptance model for consumer adoption of 3D body scanning for improved fit of denim
… more hedonically motivated towards adoption of fashion products and demonstrate a willingness to adopt three-dimensional body scanning technology for better fitting jeans.</p>
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Pengaruh loneliness terhadap impulsive buying produk fashion pada mahasiswi konsumen online shop
… kesepian terhadap pembelian impulsif produk fashion pada mahasiswi konsumen online. Subjek penelitian ini adalah mahasiswi Fakultas Psikologi UIN Malang angkatan 2011-2014 dengan sampel penelitian sebanyak 100 orang. Metode penelitian yang digunakan adalah metode penelitian kuantitatif dengan …
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Fashion and sustainability: increasing knowledge about slow fashion through an educational module
… apparel items, sometimes referred to as “fast fashion.” The fast fashion business model is based upon inexpensive, low-quality garments, quick production and sale, and high consumption. A sustainable alternative is the “slow fashion” business model, where consumers invest in the quality of the …
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A study of 3D CAD and implications for training and skills in the fashion industry
… CAD systems mightimpact on the designer and the fashion design process. Current descriptions of theindustry indicated that new strategies were necessary to survive globalisation,technological change and the unprecedented demand for fashion products; andemphasised the significance of fashion …
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Exploring the predictors of sustainable fast fashion purchase intention : an investigation using the theory of planned behaviour among South African consumers
"The fashion industry is widely recognised for its detrimental environmental effect, primarily from high carbon emissions, textile waste, and pollution. The rise of fast fashion, which involves the mass production of trendy and affordable clothing, has significantly fueled the industry's growth but …
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Decision models for fast-fashion supply and stocking problems in internet fulfillment warehouses
… two such problems. The first focuses on fast fashion supply chains in which inventory and price are managed in real time to maximize retail cycle revenue. The second is concerned with explosive storage policies in Internet Fulfillment Warehouses (IFW). Fashion products are characterized by …
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Determining the values that influence consumers’ behavioural intentions towards fashion E-stores
Conventional wisdom suggests a need for online fashion marketers to find alternative and effective ways of differentiating themselves to ensure customer retention. This, owing to the observed failure rates of pure play fashion retailers, which is attributable to the fact that online firms operate …