..., this paper aims to fill a palpable gap in the literature by exploring the UK Black African women's taste for luxury fashion consumption. Design/methodology/approach The study is interpretive in nature with the use of 20 in-depth interviews conducted with Black African women through the use of snowballing...

.... These questionnaires concern consumer behaviour in relation to CSR practices of 21 popular apparel companies in the UK. Findings Results suggest that consumers’ pro-social priority is significantly related to pro-social consumption and that consumers’ awareness of CSR practices is insignificantly associated...

...Claudia Elisabeth Henninger; Panayiota J. Alevizou; JiaoLin Tan; Qiwen Huang; Daniella Ryding Purpose The purpose of this paper is to explore Chinese consumers’ motivations to purchase luxury fashion products in the UK and how far sustainability plays a role in the decision-making process...

... the opportunity to find common elements. Research limitations/implications Due to the nature of this research the sample size is limited and may not be generalised. Data were collected in the UK and are limited to a geographical region. Practical implications An important implication is that defining...

...Richard M. Jones; Paul Robb In 1978 Jackson and Al‐Douri published a paper which analysed aggregate demand for clothing in the UK in the period 1964–74. This paper has three aims: —to update the analysis in the case of the UK — in particular to cover the two recent recessionary periods —to extend...

... the theoretical models and compare the performance of companies under the different types of relationship. Results are presented which compare the effect of various forms of supplier‐customer relationships on company performance, using data collected from 38 UK clothing manufacturers. Journal of Fashion Marketing...