Add to ORKGcustomers’ desire to shop thrift struggle with knowing where to find the best selection of products and thrift stores generally have minimal budgets for advertising (Christiansen & Snepenger, 2005). To aid in these challenges, Christiansen and Snepenger (2005) identified the existence of a “thrift maven” as someone who encourages thrift shopping by passing on information of the thrift markets to other individuals. In this study, we explored any “thrift mavens” among fashion design students and their post purchase word-of-mouth behaviors regarding their thrift items and retailers
While corporate social responsibility (CSR) disclosure has proliferated in the apparel industry sinc...
In recent years, it has become increasingly common for apparel companies to include prosocial market...
Despite retailer and consumer interest in ethical consumerism, prior research provides limited knowl...
The annual revenue of U.S. thrift stores is estimated to be $12 billion (First Research, 2014). Appa...
Consumers are aware of the problems related to the environmental and human impact of apparel product...
Abstract Since the California Transparency in Supply Chains Act (CTSCA) was enacted, many large appa...
Research pertaining to CSR and its influence on consumer purchase decisions has been conducted in nu...
According to the International Organization for Standardization corporate social responsibility (CSR...
The presence of sweatshops in the apparel and textile industry has been referenced in history as far...
The apparel industry is taking highly proactive approach to protect people and the environment follo...
Purpose – This paper offers a preliminary exploration of the corporate social responsibility (CSR) i...
Socially responsible (SR) labeling has been developed to encourage consumers to make SR purchases ba...
Communication of Corporate Social Responsibility (CSR) information to consumers is integrated within...
In last few decades, corporate social responsibility (CSR) has marked its importance in scholarly re...
Despite the increased attention to corporate social responsibility (CSR) and regulatory changes in r...
While corporate social responsibility (CSR) disclosure has proliferated in the apparel industry sinc...
In recent years, it has become increasingly common for apparel companies to include prosocial market...
Despite retailer and consumer interest in ethical consumerism, prior research provides limited knowl...
The annual revenue of U.S. thrift stores is estimated to be $12 billion (First Research, 2014). Appa...
Consumers are aware of the problems related to the environmental and human impact of apparel product...
Abstract Since the California Transparency in Supply Chains Act (CTSCA) was enacted, many large appa...
Research pertaining to CSR and its influence on consumer purchase decisions has been conducted in nu...
According to the International Organization for Standardization corporate social responsibility (CSR...
The presence of sweatshops in the apparel and textile industry has been referenced in history as far...
The apparel industry is taking highly proactive approach to protect people and the environment follo...
Purpose – This paper offers a preliminary exploration of the corporate social responsibility (CSR) i...
Socially responsible (SR) labeling has been developed to encourage consumers to make SR purchases ba...
Communication of Corporate Social Responsibility (CSR) information to consumers is integrated within...
In last few decades, corporate social responsibility (CSR) has marked its importance in scholarly re...
Despite the increased attention to corporate social responsibility (CSR) and regulatory changes in r...
While corporate social responsibility (CSR) disclosure has proliferated in the apparel industry sinc...
In recent years, it has become increasingly common for apparel companies to include prosocial market...
Despite retailer and consumer interest in ethical consumerism, prior research provides limited knowl...