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Demographic Change And The Fashion Market

Published by: Emerald Group Publishing Limited

Published: Sep. 23, 2005 - 112 Pages


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Editorial




US consumer purchasing decisions and demand for apparel

Mohamadou L. Fadiga, Sukant K. Misra and Octavio A. Ramirez




Age, gender and national factors in fashion consumption

Maria Alice V. Rocha, Lynne Hammond and David Hawkins




Exploring adolescent girls’ identification of beauty types through consumer collages

Mary C. Martin and Cara Okleshen Peters




Generation X, Baby Boomers, and Swing: marketing fair trade apparel

Mary A. Littrell, Yoon Jin Ma and Jaya Halepete




College students’ attitudes toward shopping online for apparel products: exploring a rural versus urban campus

Yingjiao Xu and V. Ann Paulins




Grey consumers are all the same, they even dress the same - myth or reality?

Damijan Mumel and Jadranka Prodnik




Buying behaviour of “tweenage” girls and key societal communicating factors influencing their purchasing of fashion clothing

Isabel J. Grant and Graeme R. Stephen




Book review




Forthcoming in issue 5




Call for papers




Awards for Excellence

Abstract

This e-book presents the results of research into a range of these issues in a range of countries as specifically applied to the marketing of apparel. The primary focus is on the issue of age and its influence on purchasing behaviour.

Purpose - The purpose of this is study is to identify sources of demand growth for apparel in the US based on consumer demographic profiles, regions, and product characteristics.

Design/methodology/approach - A two-step procedure was utilized to model, estimate, and analyze purchasing decision and consumer demand for nine apparel products (male shirts, shorts, jeans and slacks and female slacks, skirts, shorts, dresses and jeans). This study is based on a survey conducted by the American shoppers’ panel, which collects consumption data of various garments, socioeconomic profiles, and product characteristics.

Findings - The results indicate that purchase decisions are determined by garments’ own prices, age, female employment, gender, regions, and the presence of children. The study also shows evidence that the effect of product-specific pricing strategies would be limited to the targeted products and the origin of the product has minimal effect on consumer expenditures on apparel.

Originality/value - This study is one of the few that have used disaggregated apparel products and detailed demographic factors, thus has clear marketing implications and can be useful to the apparel industry.

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