The Influences of Shopping Orientation on Selection Criteria, Attitudes, and Preference of Collaborated Fashion Products

  • Yang H
  • Kim C
  • Kim Y
  • et al.
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Abstract : This study investigates how the type of fashion shopping orientation influence the selection criteria, attitudes,and preference of fashion products developed through collaboration. For data collection, the study conducted a survey inthe Seoul and Metropolitan areas. The results are as follows: 1. Shopping orientation was identified with seven factors:pursuit of pleasure, trend, planning, uniqueness, famous brand, economic efficiency, and conspicuous consumption. Atti-tudes toward the collaborated of fashion products could be classified into two factors of reasonable ostentation and aes-thetic value orientation. 2. The shopping orientation of the pursuit of trend is related to reasonable ostentation; in addition ,the shopping orientation for the pursuit of uniqueness and economy is positively associated with an aesthetic value ori-entation. 3. The factors of fashion pursuit had a great positive effect on their preference for collaboration type among fash-ion brands and the factors of uniqueness and pleasure pursuit had a positive effect on the preference for collaboration typewith fashion designers and artists. This showed that the pleasure pursuit factor had a positive effect on the collaborationtype preference for celebrities. Fashion companies may be able to establish effective merchandising and marketing strat-egies that fit the characteristics and types of fashion collaboration.Key words:collaboration(), the type of fashion collaboration( ), shopping ori-entation(), attitude(), preference()

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Yang, H.-J., Kim, C.-S., Kim, Y.-Y., Kim, T.-E., Bae, Y.-J., Chan, S., & Yang, H.-S. (2012). The Influences of Shopping Orientation on Selection Criteria, Attitudes, and Preference of Collaborated Fashion Products. Journal of the Korean Society for Clothing Industry, 14(4), 567–577. https://doi.org/10.5805/ksci.2012.14.4.567

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