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This document is a survey that aims to understand consumer habits and perceptions related to fashion and clothing. It asks respondents about their demographics, shopping behaviors, spending habits, favorite brands, and perceptions of different brands like Nike. The survey collects both multiple choice and open-ended responses on topics like where participants like to shop, how much they spend, what brands they know and prefer, and their level of agreement with statements about brands like Nike. The purpose is to understand what shapes peoples' consumption habits as part of an undergraduate research project.
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Client name: Converse
Name: Le Mao
Course info: ADV342 793
Date: August 4, 2019
Research Approach
The report on the issues pertaining to Converse Inc (Converse) advertising efforts involves various groups whose feedback would be incorporated to attain a credible common information about those issues. Hence, focus group was the most appropriate methodological approach since this method requires a moderator who will lead many groups and collect the feedback from the respondents in those respective groups. Two reasons justifies the appropriateness of the focus group as the methodological approach for this research (Balnaves & Caputi, 2001). Firstly, the study aims at exploring the reactions of the respondents to Converse’s products. The company offers products such as sneakers, shirts, t-shirts, jackets and vests, pants and tights, hoodies and pullovers, shorts, socks, sports bras, crops and capris, and others.
Therefore, the consumers would have different perspectives for those products and the research strive to understand their opinions for improvement since the company seeks to improve the quality of products and services that it offers. Secondly, the research about converse aims to gain collective responses that can build off one another and this goal is attained through the use of focus groups (Converse unveils Converse Chuck Talyor All Star Missoni collection, 2014). Developing various groups in various regions such as Ontario, California, from which Converse ships products for two of NIKE's affiliate brands, Converse and Hurley and later incorporating all the responses from various groups would help in having collective responses.
Using Focus groups as a methodological approach involves following a given procedure as follows (Karkee, 2017): Firstly, the research question is identified and in the case of Converse, the question was on whether the company should spend time designing more shoes apart from Chuck and All-star models to increase for the consumers to have a wide range of products in the market or not. Secondly, the moderator guide will be created to guide the interviewer on the aspects that they will ask respondents in various groups concerning the research question. In this case, that guide would comprise of various questions (see appendix).
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The research entails the study of how the consumer became aware of the website? Was the interface user - friendly? Were their any problems? How well did they connect with other consumers online? Did they share their experience?... etc. These questions helped solve not only Design issues but also gave a lot Consumer Insights into the brands.
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In this sector customer depends on product. There have huge no. of products for so many perspective. What you are going to sell it will direct the customer type. There have end user with different age & culture, industrial user based on sector, retailer based on fashion types and so more.
Retail customer: You are selling your finished products to a person or a end user in limited range is your retail customer.
Corporate customer: If you are getting huge qty. order from a company or entrepreneur is your corporate customer as like you are selling raw goods.
The Many Faces of Consumers of Garments and Textiles.. There are many people all over the world who consume garments and textiles on a daily basis. This includes everything from pajamas to work uniforms to formal dresses and much more. The following list of consumers will show you just how many people consume garments and textiles every day in their lives!
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Customers who buy clothes in stores at malls, outlet centers, and factory outlets. Retail buyers tend to be categorized by their area of expertise (clothing buyers are experts on clothing) or what category they cover (the toy buyer is an expert on toys). If you’re a new designer looking to score retail placement for your clothing line, contact one or more buyers—there’s almost always a Buyer Contact link or email address somewhere on a retailer website.
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- 1. 1 Making a Statement? A Survey of Fashion & its Consumption Location: Time: 1) Gender? (Tick ONE) Female Male 2) What level of studies are your currently undertaking? (Tick ONE) Undergraduate studies - BA Undergraduate studies – BSc Postgraduate studies 3) Where do you buy clothing from? (Tick ALL that apply) Clothing store Supermarket Catalogue (mail order) Online (web store) Online auction (e.g. Ebay) Vintage clothing store Charity shop Other (fill in) 4) Where do you MOST frequently buy clothing from? (Tick ONE) Clothing store Supermarket Catalogue (mail order) Online (web store) Online auction (e.g. Ebay) Vintage clothing store Charity shop Other (fill in)
- 2. 2 5) How often do you typically visit a clothing store? (Tick ONE) Once a month or less Once a fortnight Once a week More than once a week 6) How often do you typically browse clothing online? (Tick ONE) Once a month or less Once a fortnight Once a week More than once a week 7) How much do you on spend on average on clothing each Semester? (Fill in) A semester’s expenditure on clothing (£) 8) What is the MOST you are prepared to pay for a pair of shoes? (Fill in) Upper limit on a pair of shoes (£) 9) What is your favourite brand of clothing? (Write in) Favourite brand of clothing 10) Which brand of clothing do you think is the most popular one among students at Queen’s? (Write in) Most popular brand of clothing 11) For you, which of the following is the most important source of information on fashion? (Tick ONE) Friends / peers Browsing in store Browsing online Television Magazines Newspapers Other (fill in)
- 3. 3 12) Listed below are statements about shopping for fashion. Please indicate whether you either agree or disagree with each statement. (Tick ‘Agree’ OR ‘Disagree’) AGREE DISAGREE A I like to shop for clothes B I am often the first among my friends to try a new style, fashion label or clothing store C My friends regard me as a good source of advice on fashion choices D I often use the same set of stores each time I go shopping for clothing E When shopping I tend to look for brands I am very familiar with and have bought before 13.A) Have you ever purchased Nike branded clothing or footwear? (Tick ONE) Yes No 13.B) Where did you first come across this brand? (Write in) 13.C) What sort of people, lifestyles or occasions do you associate with this brand? (Write in)
- 4. 4 13.D) Your Project Team needs to devise a set of attitudinal statements based upon your research on the ways in which your brand has been presented or marketed in its promotional campaigns. Survey your respondents to find out whether they agree or disagree with the statements you have devised about the brand. Listed below are statements about Nike. Please indicate whether you either agree or disagree with each statement. (Tick ‘Agree’ OR ‘Disagree’ OR ‘Don’t know) DON’T AGREE DISAGREE KNOW 1 Nike’s advertisements inspire me to purchase their brand 2 When wearing Nike branded clothing I feel I can reach my full potential in life 3 My preferred sports brand is Nike 4 I feel that Nike is a male brand 5 Nike produces fashionable clothing Thank you for your help with this research project. This survey is being undertaken as part of a first year undergraduate research project on what shapes people’s consumption habits. The findings generated from it will form part of the assessment of an undergraduate module (GGY1006: Researching Globalisation). Your help in completing this questionnaire is much appreciated. Further information is available at: http://www.qub.ac.uk/schools/gap/Education/SchoolModulesGGY/GGY1006-Researchingglobalisation/