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Title
To Buy or To Lie: Determinants of Purchase Intention of Counterfeit Fashion in Malaysia
Author
Derek Ong Lai Teik, Terrance Chiang Tong Seng, Amanda Pung Xin-Yi
Classification JEL
M31
Abstract
In the competitive market of the fashion industry, counterfeit fashion has become prominent and also a great threat to the original brands in the market. The study seeks to investigate the factors that affect consumers’ purchase intention towards counterfeit fashion products (CFP). Constructs of past experience of consumers, perceived risk, social influence, attitudes of consumers towards the purchase intention of counterfeit fashion products were explored through the distribution of 350 questionnaires. 284 usable data is analysed and the results showed that past experience and social influence have the most significant influential effect towards the purchase intention of CFP. The results also proved that consumers’ attitudes towards CFP have a mediating effect and gender moderates between past experience and purchase intention. This research discusses the implications towards authentic brand manufacturers in fashion industry and recommendations for future research studies, which will help the researchers in conducting related research more accurately.
Keywords
Counterfeit Fashion Product, Past Experience, Social Influence, Perceived Risk, Purchase Intention, Attitude, Structural Equation Modeling (SEM).
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