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<p>By understanding the purchasing of fashion clothing, this paper analysed social practice theory to attitudes towards fashion clothing purchasing behaviour among young adults in emerging markets. This study mainly considered young adult consumers, as they are the most dynamic and discerning segment. The study employed a standardised Qualtrics online survey using university students’ platforms. After data screening, 351 valid questionnaires were obtained using the covariance-based structural equation modelling with AMOS v29. The social practice theory and the study variables in the direct relationship between peer influence, materialism value, self-gratification, social status, and fashion clothing purchasing behaviour were used. Also, a hedonistic lifestyle was used as a mediator. The results showed a significant relationship between materialism value, self-gratification, social status and fashion clothing purchasing behaviour, but not peer influence. With the indirect results, a hedonistic lifestyle was significant in the relationship between peer influence, materialism value, self-gratification, social status and fashion clothing purchasing behaviour. The current study is a pioneer that aided in understanding adult young consumers’ behaviour for fashion clothing purchasing in emerging markets.</p>

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Using social practice theory to attitudes towards fashion clothing purchasing behaviour among young adult consumers in emerging markets

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    2025年5月15日

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  • Abraham Yeboah,
  • Ofosu Agyekum,
  • Vida Owusu-Prempeh,
  • Ebenezer Kwame Addae

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By understanding the purchasing of fashion clothing, this paper analysed social practice theory to attitudes towards fashion clothing purchasing behaviour among young adults in emerging markets. This study mainly considered young adult consumers, as they are the most dynamic and discerning segment. The study employed a standardised Qualtrics online survey using university students’ platforms. After data screening, 351 valid questionnaires were obtained using the covariance-based structural equation modelling with AMOS v29. The social practice theory and the study variables in the direct relationship between peer influence, materialism value, self-gratification, social status, and fashion clothing purchasing behaviour were used. Also, a hedonistic lifestyle was used as a mediator. The results showed a significant relationship between materialism value, self-gratification, social status and fashion clothing purchasing behaviour, but not peer influence. With the indirect results, a hedonistic lifestyle was significant in the relationship between peer influence, materialism value, self-gratification, social status and fashion clothing purchasing behaviour. The current study is a pioneer that aided in understanding adult young consumers’ behaviour for fashion clothing purchasing in emerging markets.