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  • The Global ETD Search service is a free service for researchers to find electronic theses and dissertations. This service is provided by the Networked Digital Library of Theses and Dissertations.
    Our metadata is collected from universities around the world. If you manage a university/consortium/country archive and want to be added, details can be found on the NDLTD website.
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Responsividade: um levantamento sobre as prÃticas responsivas nas empresas de confecÃÃo femininas de Fortaleza. / Responsiviness: un survey of responsive practices in female clothing manufacturing business in Fortaleza

Aline da Silva Rodrigues 26 March 2012 (has links)
Essa dissertaÃÃo objetivou fazer um levantamento sobre as prÃticas responsivas empreendidas pelas empresas de confecÃÃo feminina de Fortaleza. Para o alcance do objetivo principal, procurou-se verificar se as empresas poderiam ser consideradas responsivas e tambÃm se elas poderiam ser classificadas como empreendedoras do modelo de negÃcio de moda rÃpida. Para tal levantamento, foi desenvolvido um questionÃrio composto por perguntas fechadas feitas a partir da literatura sobre responsividade e sobre moda rÃpida. Foram selecionadas empresas associadas ao SindConfecÃÃes (Sindicato das IndÃstrias de ConfecÃÃo de Roupas e ChapÃus de Senhoras do Estado do CearÃ). Os dados foram analisados de forma analÃtica e concluiu-se que as empresas pesquisadas nÃo podem ser consideras responsivas e nem de moda rÃpida, por nÃo empreenderem os principais princÃpios da responsividade e nem as principais constantes da moda rÃpida. Assim, tambÃm pode se concluir que as prÃticas responsivas nÃo sÃo empreendidas por tais empresas, dificultando o empreendimento do modelo de moda rÃpida.
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Passform för tvådelade badkläder för dam : Med fokus på att effektivisera produktutvecklingsprocessen inom fast fashion-segmentet

Sjöberg, Josephine January 2017 (has links)
Produktutvecklingen är en av de viktigaste processerna som sker i ett klädtillverkande modeföretag men trots det är ofta denna som utsätts för flest påfrestningar vid tidsförluster. Inom fast fashion-segmentet är tiden som tillägnas produktutvecklingen extremt komprimerad. Det blir därför kritiskt att hinna med att säkerställa passform och kvalitet på plaggen. Det begränsade utbudet av litteratur och forskning kring ämnet badkläder i relation till passform behöver utökas för att skapa ett verktyg i produktutvecklingen för företag som tillverkar plagg inom denna produktgrupp. Syftet med denna studie är att skapa en effektiviserad metod för att säkerställa passformen på tvådelade badkläder som konstrueras externt. Studien ska genom uppnått syfte bidra med empiri på området framtagning av tvådelade badkläder. Resultatet har uppnåtts genom att definiera passformsproblem som har åtgärdats med en experimentell metod där uppsömnad av prototyper använts som validering. Utifrån detta har grundmåttlistor tagits fram som kan utnyttjas på samma sätt som ett grundmönster. Resultatet ger förslag på hur de identifierade passformsproblemen kan åtgärdas genom mönster- och måttförändringar. Genom att använda en grundmåttlista som utgångspunkt vid produktutveckligen säkerställs passformen tidigare i processen antalet prototyper kan kortas ner, vilket skapar en anpassning till de krav som ställs på fast fashion-tillverkande företag.
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Det är något som skaver : Att kommunicera fast fashion och hållbarhet

Näslund, Fia-Maria, Rikner, Hanna, Näslund, Sigrid January 2021 (has links)
Rapportens syfte är att undersöka hur visuell kommunikationanvänds för att kommunicera fast fashion. Urvalet som analyserades är en del av Na-kd:s webshop. Studiens resultat visar att Na-kd på flera sätt, genom visuell kommunikation, uppmuntrar konsumenten att agera.
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Påverkar CSR konsumtion av fast fashion? / Does CSR affect consumption of fast fashion?

Johansson, Sara, Dahlström, Sara January 2020 (has links)
During recent years, a clear change in attitude related to how we view our shared responsibility towards our planet has been identified. Increased consumer involvement related to both environmental and social issues is forcing companies to take extended responsibility regarding the social impact they leave behind. This responsibility is defined as CSR and includes a company's environ­mental, social, and financial responsibilities. The fast fashion industry is often associated with environmental and social infringements, such as large carbon dioxide emissions or unethical working conditions, which are often debated in media. Previous research identifies a positive attitude by consumers towards CSR when purchasing clothes, but further studies indicate that CSR is not as important for consumers when compared to other product attributes, such as trends or quality. Keeping the identified attitude change in recent years related to increased social responsibility in mind, the purpose of the study is to create a greater understanding in which way these trends affect consumption of fast fashion. A quantitative method has been chosen and based on previous theory, appropriate variables have been selected to fulfil the purpose of the study. The collection of data was conducted through an online based survey where the sample consisted of 221 respondents between 18–77 years. Data were analysed in SPSS using a multiple linear regression analysis and in addition, several variance analysis (ANOVA). Findings in analysis indicates that CSR does not affect consumption of fast fashion after all. However, interesting differences in attitudes towards CSR between groups of samples could be identified. For example, the older respondents believed that CSR is more important than the younger ones did and when gender differences were analysed, it was identified that women had a more positive attitude towards CSR than the men had. Interesting findings were also found regarding the variable price, which in previous studies is pointed out to be the primary influencing factor when consumers buy clothes. Our study reveals that price do not influence consumption of fast fashion. The conclusion of our findings indicates that no noticeable change in attitude has occurred related to increased social responsibility by consumers who purchase fast fashion. This since there are still other attributes that the consumer evaluates as more important, such as trends or quality.
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#I SAMARBETE MED FAST FASHION : En kvantitativ studie om hur influencer marketing påverkar Generation Zs köpbeteende inom fast fashion konsumtion online.

Hedin, Rasmus, Jernberg, Moa, Thelenius, Julia January 2023 (has links)
Datum: 2023-05-30 Nivå: Kandidatuppsats i Företagsekonomi, 15 hp Institution: Akademin för Ekonomi, Samhälle och Teknik, Mälardalens Universitet Författare: Julia Thelenius 000429      Moa Jernberg 001215      Rasmus Hedin 011029 Titel: #I SAMARBETE MED FAST FASHION: En kvantitativ studie om hur influencer marketing påverkar Generation Zs köpbeteende inom fast fashion konsumtion online. Handledare: Annoch Hadjikhani Nyckelord: Influencer marketing, fast fashion & Generation Z. Forskningsfråga: Hur påverkar influencer marketing Generation Zs köpbeteende inom fast fashion online? Syfte: Syftet med denna uppsats är att undersöka vilka faktorer kopplade till influencer marketing som påverkar köpbeteenden för konsumenter inom Generation Z. Studien fokuserar på köpmönstret rörande mode-fenomenet fast fashion och om influencer marketing kan vara bidragande faktor till att konsumenter upplever att köpbeteendet påverkas till fast fashion konsumtion. Metod: En kvantitativ forskningsstrategi genom en enkätundersökning med frågor ur tidigare forskning. Av 100 respondenter var 25 bortfall. Genom en korrelationsanalys analyserades resultatet i SPSS-Statistics. Slutsats: Resultatet i helhet visade att Generation Z upplever att de inte blir speciellt påverkade av influencer marketing, samtidigt visar resultatet att de tagit del av influencers rekommendationer som i sin tur har påverkat deras köpbeteende. / Date: 2023-05-30 Level: Bachelor thesis in Business Administration, 15 cr Institution: School of Business, Society and Engineering, Mälardalen University Authors: Julia Thelenius 000429      Moa Jernberg 001215      Rasmus Hedin 011029 Title: #IN COLLABORATION WITH FAST FASHION: A quantitative study on how influencer marketing affects Generation Zs buying behavior in fast fashion consumption online. Supervisor: Annoch Hadjikhani Keywords: Influencer marketing, fast fashion & Generation Z. Research question: How does influencer marketing impact Generation Zs purchasing behavior in fast fashion online? Purpose: The purpose of this essay is to examine which factors related to influencer marketing that influence the purchasing behavior of consumers within Generation Z. The study focuses on the buying patterns related to the fast fashion phenomenon and whether influencer marketing can be a contributing factor to consumers perceiving that their purchasing behavior is influenced towards fast fashion consumption. Method: A quantitative research strategy was utilized through a survey using questions from previous research. Out of 100 respondents, 25 were excluded. The results were analyzed using correlation analysis in SPSS-Statistics. Conclusion: The overall result showed that Generation Z feels that they are not particularly influenced by influencer marketing, while the result shows that they have taken part in influencers' recommendations, which in turn has influenced their buying behavior.
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<b>ZARA, FAST FASHION, AND THE NEW GLOBAL PARADIGM FOR MARKETING COMMUNICATION</b>by<b>Ting Hsuan (Vivian) Lee</b>

Ting Hsuan Lee (17537811) 08 December 2023 (has links)
<p dir="ltr">Studying ZARA provides valuable insights into the marketing communication strategies employed by a highly successful fashion brand. ZARA's innovative business model, which prioritizes speed, affordability, and fast fashion line turnaround, has disrupted the traditional fashion industry and created a new paradigm for fast fashion. The company's ability to rapidly create and distribute affordable, trendy clothing has made it one of the most popular fashion brands globally.</p><p dir="ltr">Analyzing ZARA's success in marketing and communicating with customers, as well as its ability to stay ahead of fashion trends, can inform and inspire other fashion brands seeking to improve their market position. I collect and analyze data from a variety of sources, including applying the marketing mix 4Ps and 4Cs and using ZARA's FB posts as a sample to understand its social media communication strategies. The study aims to identify how these key factors contribute to ZARA's success in marketing and customer communication.</p><p dir="ltr">ZARA's marketing communication strategies emphasize customer-centricity and responsiveness to changing fashion trends, and the effective use of social media marketing. By staying closely connected to its customers' needs and desires, ZARA can rapidly create new products and styles that resonate with its target market. Furthermore, the company's effective use of social media platforms, such as Facebook, has helped to create a strong brand identity and a loyal customer base.</p><p dir="ltr">Overall, the study of ZARA's marketing communication strategies provides useful insights into marketing performance and what works in the fast-paced world of fast fashion. By emphasizing customer-centricity, responsiveness to changing fashion trends, and the effective use of social media marketing, fashion brands can create strong brand identities and connect with customers in meaningful ways.</p>
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Fast and Slow Fashion as Seen Through the Millennial Mindset

Hernández, Abel 27 August 2018 (has links)
No description available.
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Influencers inom fast fashion: Påverkan på följares konsumtionsbeteende och miljömedvetenhet genom sociala medier : En kvalitativ studie om hur influencers på sociala medier påverkar sina följares uppfattning om, och konsumtionsbeteenden inom fast fashion-industrin.

Ryding, Agnes, Edenroth, Alice January 2024 (has links)
This qualitative study aims to examine the challenges of fast fashion consumption, encompassing a comprehensive examination of various factors and multifaceted dilemmas related to consumer choices. Clothing consumption serves more than just material needs, with today's society witnessing a strong connection between consumption and social norms, trends, and ideals, especially through social media. The choice of fashion consumption proves to be a complex issue in sustainability discussions. This complexity is heightened as social media influencers actively endorse and glamorize fast fashion products despite their well-known environmental consequences. The study navigates and sheds light on the interaction between influencers, who serve as marketers for these fast fashion products on social media, and their followers as recipients of the advertising and potential consumers. The interaction between both influencers and followers is explored through qualitative semi-structured interviews. The complex issue of fast fashion consumption is analyzed through a theoretical framework integrating Two-step flow theory, Cultivation theory, Social learning theory and the theory of Cognitive dissonance, as well as the respondents' attitudes, opinions, and positions. The purpose of the study is to illuminate the influential role of influencer marketing on followers' consumption and perception of fast fashion, particularly regarding the environmental aspects and sustainability.  The research questions are: "How do influencers shape followers' perspectives and purchasing behavior regarding fast fashion?", "How do followers reflect on their own fast fashion consumption affected by influencers on social media?", and "What other factors, besides influencers, can influence followers' consumption decisions regarding fast fashion?". In this qualitative study, the analysis of interviews with influencers and their followers reveals complex narratives and patterns in the context of fast fashion. Six key themes emerge, including; environmental awareness, ambivalence, the impact and power of influencers', responsibility, social norms and consumption culture. The analysis highlights followers' increased environmental awareness and their simultaneous struggle with impulsive consumption. Influencers play a central role in shaping followers' views and behaviors and acting as trendsetters. However, followers express concerns about collective and environmental responsibility, portraying influencers as having a dominant position when regarding fashion consumption through social media.
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trategy of Fast Fashion Retailers in the Czech Republic - A Case Study Analysis of Three Chosen Retailers / Strategy of Fast Fashion Retailers in the Czech Republic - A Case Study Analysis of Three Chosen Retailers

Kučmašová, Hana January 2009 (has links)
The aim of this master thesis is to define fast fashion and fast fashion retailing, and describe specifics of their business activities with deep focus on the Czech market. The theoretical part reviews literature dealing with international strategy and management and fashion and fast fashion retailing. The empirical part then focuses on real-life business cases. In order to illustrate the behaviour of fast fashion retailers on the Czech market, a case study method is employed. The attention is narrowed on three chosen fast fashion retailers MANGO, Zara and H&M. The separate case studies on MANGO, Zara and H&M focus on retailers' presence in the Czech market. The retailers' position on the market and strategies are then compared with the aim to identify the most successful fast fashion retailer and verify whether the hypothesis that the first mover to the market gains the competitive advantage is true for the chosen fast fashion retailers in the Czech market. Further, the work tries to find possible factors of the retailers' success in the Czech market.
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Hållbar kommunikations finansiella påverkan på företag inom fast fashion : En kvantitativ innehållsanalys / Sustainable communication’s financial impact on fast fashion brands

Zetterberg, Michelle, Granholm, Viktor, Rutgersson, Kajsa January 2020 (has links)
Purpose: The purpose of the study is to explore from a business perspective whether it is important for fast fashion companies to communicate about environmental sustainability on social media. The purpose is thus to study how fast fashion companies, who are active in the Swedish market, communicate about environmental sustainability. Also whether it has a connection with the company's economy, based on the key figures Du Pont, profit margin and net sales change. Design/methodology: A quantitative research method was employed through a content analysis. Findings: Fast fashion companies communicate about sustainability in a varied scope, but overall to a low extent. It is possible to find a correlation between profit margin and communicated sustainability on Instagram. Research limitations: The result of the study cover the years of 2016-2018, and Instagram is the only social platform selected for the study. In addition the study is based solely on an environmental perspective of sustainability, thus the study does not cover the economic or social aspects of sustainability. Originality: By applying this type of unique method in the research area the study provides a new perspective, hence it fills a gap since it has not previously been addressed. This paper i further written in Swedish. / Syfte: Studiens syfte är att utifrån ett företagsperspektiv utforska om det är betydelsefullt för modeföretag att kommunicera om miljömässig hållbarhet på sociala medier. Syftet är således att studera hur modeföretag inom fast fashion, som är aktiva på den svenska marknaden, kommunicerar om miljömässig hållbarhet. Dessutom har möjliga samband med företagets ekonomi, utifrån nyckeltalen Du Pont, vinstmarginal och nettoomsättningförändring undersökts. Design/metod: En kvantitativ forskningsmetod används genom en innehållsanalys.Resultat: Modeföretag kommunicerar om hållbarhet på Instagram i en varierad men framförallt låg utsträckning. Det går att hitta ett samband mellan vinstmarginal och hållbar kommunikation på Instagram. Studiens begränsningar: Resultatet i den här studien behandlar åren 2016-2018 och Instagram är den enda sociala plattformen som har valts för studien. Utöver det utgår studien endast från ett miljömässigt hållbarhetsperspektiv, därmed täcker studien inte de ekonomiska eller sociala aspekterna av hållbarhet. Originalitet: Genom att använda den här typen av metod i forskningsområdet bidrar studien med ett nytt perspektiv och följaktligen fyller studien ett gap eftersom det tidigare inte har behandlats.

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