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This study investigates the combined effect of clothing interest and fashion innovativeness on dimensions of scent quality (pleasantness, intensity, familiarity, and congruency) to understand which dimensions of scent quality have significant positive effects on the appeal of scented apparel product...

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  • was conducted. The aim of using the web survey method is to assess a nation-wide sample with experiences in use or purchase of scented apparel products at a lower cost. Since only a few scents could be tested in the experimental setting, survey method was selected for the data collection to obtain a wide range of responses toward diverse kinds of scents of apparel products in the market.
  • The purpose of this study is to investigate the dimensionality of scent quality. Dimensionality issue was often mentioned in the previous studies about scented product shopping but empirical evidences has not len provided (Bone & Ellen, 1999; Herz & Cupchik, 1993; Knasko, 1995).
  • This study explored the relationships among scent quality dimensions and the effects of scent quality on liking of scented products. The roles of product interest and fashion innovativeness as antecedents to scent quality attitude were also investigated.

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  • H* Facial innovativeness has pceitive inflioice on consumers' attitude toward intensity of scented apparel products.
  • H2-1: Clothing interest has positive influence on consumers' attitude toward pleasantness of scented apparel products.
  • H2-2: Clothing interest has positive influence on consumers' attitude toward intensity of scented apparel products.
  • H2-3: Clothing interest has positive influence on consumers' attitude toward familiarity of scented apparel products.
  • H2-4: Clothing interest has positive influence on consumers' attitude toward congruency of scented apparel products.
  • H2: Clothing interest has positive influence on consumers' attitude toward scent qualities of the apparel products.
  • H3-3: Fashion innovativeness has positive influence on consumers' attitude toward familiarity of scented apparel products.
  • H3.1: Fashion innovativeness has positive influence on consumers' attitude toward pleasantness of scentei apparel products.
  • H3: Fashion innovativeness has positive influence on consumers* attitude toward scent qualities of apparel products.
  • H4-3: CiMisumers* attitude toward femiliaity of scented apparel products has positive influence on product liking.
  • H4.2: Consumers* attitude toward intensity of scented apparel products has positive influence on product liking.
  • H4: Consumers' attitude toward scented apparel products has positive influence on product liking.
  • Hm: Consumers' attitude toward congnmcy of seated apparel products has positive influence on product liking.
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