CONSCIOUS ECO-CONSUMERS OR MAINSTREAM FASHIONISTAS? THE PERCEPTION OF BARRIERS TO THE ETHICAL CONSUMPTION OF FASHION CONSUMER GROUPS
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Resumo: | Fashion consumers engage with the environment in line with changing styles, while their clothing purchase strategies range from necessity or experience-shopping to sustainabilitydriven choices. The inconsistent attitudes and behaviours of such consumers points to the complexity of purchasing decisions. To position fashionspectrum of ethical concerns, this study identifies five segments of fashion consumer groups based on fashion-orientation, sustainability concerns, frugality, and emotional ties. This study investigates the potential segmentation of fashion-consumer groups to understand the connection behind fashion-orientation and eco-consciousness in purchasing decisions. This study confirms that the of segments identified among the concerned and conscious groups. The most suitable target group for ethical and sustainable brands and onlineshopping are the conscious trendy. This segment has a negative relation to frugality, and the highest commitment to and awareness. This study found that the most pro-environmentally and ethically committed segment is not interested in fashion and displays no affection for clothes. Ethical, slow, eco-conscious, second-hand, and vintage may all constitute a growing market, as new forms of consumption patterns may involve seeking to invest in timeless and circular models. To this end,awareness-raising, co-creation, and communication should be targeted at different segments. This study sheds light on the attitude-behavior gap based on the perceived barriers to ethical consumption of the different fashion-consumer segments, while provides strategic recommendations on how these segments could be achieved through social media in various forms. |
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CONSCIOUS ECO-CONSUMERS OR MAINSTREAM FASHIONISTAS? THE PERCEPTION OF BARRIERS TO THE ETHICAL CONSUMPTION OF FASHION CONSUMER GROUPSCONSCIOUS ECO-CONSUMERS OR MAINSTREAM FASHIONISTAS? THE PERCEPTION OF BARRIERS TO THE ETHICAL CONSUMPTION OF FASHION CONSUMER GROUPSFashion consumers engage with the environment in line with changing styles, while their clothing purchase strategies range from necessity or experience-shopping to sustainabilitydriven choices. The inconsistent attitudes and behaviours of such consumers points to the complexity of purchasing decisions. To position fashionspectrum of ethical concerns, this study identifies five segments of fashion consumer groups based on fashion-orientation, sustainability concerns, frugality, and emotional ties. This study investigates the potential segmentation of fashion-consumer groups to understand the connection behind fashion-orientation and eco-consciousness in purchasing decisions. This study confirms that the of segments identified among the concerned and conscious groups. The most suitable target group for ethical and sustainable brands and onlineshopping are the conscious trendy. This segment has a negative relation to frugality, and the highest commitment to and awareness. This study found that the most pro-environmentally and ethically committed segment is not interested in fashion and displays no affection for clothes. Ethical, slow, eco-conscious, second-hand, and vintage may all constitute a growing market, as new forms of consumption patterns may involve seeking to invest in timeless and circular models. To this end,awareness-raising, co-creation, and communication should be targeted at different segments. This study sheds light on the attitude-behavior gap based on the perceived barriers to ethical consumption of the different fashion-consumer segments, while provides strategic recommendations on how these segments could be achieved through social media in various forms.Os consumidores de moda comprometem-se com o ambiente em linha com a mudança de estilos, enquanto as suas estratégias de compra de vestuário vão desde a necessidade ou experiência de compra até às escolhas orientadas para a sustentabilidade. As atitudes e comportamentos inconsistentes de tais consumidores apontam para a complexidade das decisões de compra. Para posicionar as práticas de compra dos consumidores de moda num espectro de preocupações éticas, este estudo identifica cinco segmentos de grupos de consumidores de moda com base na orientação para a moda, preocupações de sustentabilidade, frugalidade, e laços emocionais. Este artigo investiga a potencial segmentação dos grupos de consumidores de moda para compreender a ligação por detrás da orientação para a moda e da consciência ecológica nasdecisões de compra. Este estudo confirma que o 'ambiente está na moda', especialmente para a maioria dos segmentos identificados entre os grupos interessados e conscientes. O grupo-alvo mais adequado para marcas éticas e sustentáveis e para compras em linha é a tendência consciente. Este segmento tem uma relação negativa com a frugalidade, e o maior compromisso e consciencialização. Este estudo descobriu que o segmento mais pró-ambiental e eticamente empenhado não está interessado na moda e não demonstra qualquer afeto pelo vestuário. Ético, lento, eco-consciente, em segunda mão, e vintage podem constituir um mercado em crescimento, uma vez que novas formas de padrões de consumo podem envolver a procura de investir em modelos intemporais e circulares. Para o efeito, a sensibilização, a cocriação e a comunicação devemser dirigidas a diferentes segmentos. Este estudo lança luz sobre a diferença de atitudecomportamento baseada na perceção das barreiras ao consumo ético dos diferentes segmentos de consumidores de moda, enquanto fornece recomendações estratégicas sobre como estes segmentos poderiam ser alcançados através das redes sociais sob várias formas.FLUP2023-01-17info:eu-repo/semantics/publishedVersioninfo:eu-repo/semantics/articleapplication/pdfhttps://ojs.letras.up.pt/index.php/taa/article/view/12989Todas as Artes; Vol. 5 N.º 2 (2022): Todas as Artes2184-3805reponame:Repositório Científico de Acesso Aberto de Portugal (Repositórios Cientìficos)instname:Agência para a Sociedade do Conhecimento (UMIC) - FCT - Sociedade da Informaçãoinstacron:RCAAPporhttps://ojs.letras.up.pt/index.php/taa/article/view/12989https://ojs.letras.up.pt/index.php/taa/article/view/12989/11866Direitos de Autor (c) 2023 Todas as Artesinfo:eu-repo/semantics/openAccessFaludi, Julianna2023-01-21T08:10:14Zoai:ojs.letras.up.pt/ojs:article/12989Portal AgregadorONGhttps://www.rcaap.pt/oai/openaireopendoar:71602024-03-19T16:45:29.552091Repositório Científico de Acesso Aberto de Portugal (Repositórios Cientìficos) - Agência para a Sociedade do Conhecimento (UMIC) - FCT - Sociedade da Informaçãofalse |
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CONSCIOUS ECO-CONSUMERS OR MAINSTREAM FASHIONISTAS? THE PERCEPTION OF BARRIERS TO THE ETHICAL CONSUMPTION OF FASHION CONSUMER GROUPS CONSCIOUS ECO-CONSUMERS OR MAINSTREAM FASHIONISTAS? THE PERCEPTION OF BARRIERS TO THE ETHICAL CONSUMPTION OF FASHION CONSUMER GROUPS |
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Fashion consumers engage with the environment in line with changing styles, while their clothing purchase strategies range from necessity or experience-shopping to sustainabilitydriven choices. The inconsistent attitudes and behaviours of such consumers points to the complexity of purchasing decisions. To position fashionspectrum of ethical concerns, this study identifies five segments of fashion consumer groups based on fashion-orientation, sustainability concerns, frugality, and emotional ties. This study investigates the potential segmentation of fashion-consumer groups to understand the connection behind fashion-orientation and eco-consciousness in purchasing decisions. This study confirms that the of segments identified among the concerned and conscious groups. The most suitable target group for ethical and sustainable brands and onlineshopping are the conscious trendy. This segment has a negative relation to frugality, and the highest commitment to and awareness. This study found that the most pro-environmentally and ethically committed segment is not interested in fashion and displays no affection for clothes. Ethical, slow, eco-conscious, second-hand, and vintage may all constitute a growing market, as new forms of consumption patterns may involve seeking to invest in timeless and circular models. To this end,awareness-raising, co-creation, and communication should be targeted at different segments. This study sheds light on the attitude-behavior gap based on the perceived barriers to ethical consumption of the different fashion-consumer segments, while provides strategic recommendations on how these segments could be achieved through social media in various forms. |
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