Clothing and Textiles Research Journal · 1988 · 30 citations · 8 references
BusinessMarketingSocial PsychologyBrand ManagementConsumer BehaviorSocial PerceptionBrand AssociationsBrand AwarenessBrand ImageBrand NamingFashion MarketingBrand NamesBranded MaterialsConsumer Brand PerceptionConsumer Buying BehaviorFashion Consumer BehaviorSocioeconomic Background
This paper describes a study on the effect of brand names on men's perception of quality and price of slacks according to age, income, and socioeconomic class. Results of the study indicate a significant difference in attribution ofqualityfor those subjectsfamiliar with all labels used in the study. Subjects not familiar with labels judged the quality to be the same.
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