.../methodology/approach Data were collected from a sample of consumers across all eight recognised states/territories in Australia through survey questionnaires. A total of 481 usable responses were analysed using structural equation modelling. Findings Results show positive relationships between...

..., employment has drastically declined from about 115,700 in 1989 to 51,500 in 2007, 43,000 in 2006, 46,500 in 2010-2011, and an estimated 40,000 in 2013, a decline of two thirds (Green, 2008a , p. 22; Weller, 2007 , p. 5; My Future, 2012 ; ABS, 1301.0 Year Book Australia, 2012). About 60 per cent...

... underwear with “Made in Australia”, “Made in the USA”, and “Made in China” labels. Findings The findings generally indicated that there is no significant difference between high and low ethnocentric consumers in attitude towards underwear that are made in Australia and the USA. On the other hand, high...

...) style; (2) price; (3) brand; (4) COO; and (5) ethical attributes. Australia Young adults Consumer behaviour Consumer preference Apparel attributes Jeans Conjoint analysis An increased demand for “ethically” produced apparel (Williams et al., 2005) has...

... with regards to their attitudes toward buying luxury brand apparel, using a comparison of apparels “Made in Australia” with those “Made in Italy”, “Made in Japan” and “Made in China”. Findings The research findings indicate that status‐seeking teenagers have overall, a more positive attitude toward foreign...

...Rose Otieno; Fleur Honey; Tim Olds Purpose The purpose of this paper is to compare the three‐dimensional (3D) shapes of a sample of 18‐30 year old Australian women, to the 3D shapes assumed by the Standards Australia (SA) garment sizing system, using the newly developed L‐statistic...

... discusses the implications of this conjoint approach to the iudustry. © MCB UP Limited 1997 Fashion Industry Culture Australia Design employment Journal of Fashion Marketing and Management Volume 2 Number 1 Effects of restructuring the Australian fashion industry: From industry policy...