This study examined factors that influence purchase intention of ethically produced fashion products. Theory of Reasoned Action was used to understand consumer attitude formation and purchase intention of ethically produced fashion products. Two unique variables were studied (environmental awareness, environmental concern) with the consumer attitude toward the purchase intention of ethically produced products. The influence of subjective norms on purchase intention was also examined. The results showed the influence of environmental concern on both attitude and purchase intention along with the influence of attitude on purchase intention. The findings of this study contribute to the body of the existing knowledge in the area of ethical production by providing explanations and a broad understanding of the factors that influence purchase intention of ethically produced fashion products. The results will also provide insight to firms wanting to effectively convey pro-environmental efforts to consumers that will help branding, positioning, and potential sales increase.

ABSTRACT
INTRODUCTION
REVIEW OF LITERATURE AND HYPOTHESES DEVELOPMENT
MOTHODS
    Data collection and measurements
    Sample characteristics
ANALYSIS RESULTS
    Measurement model
    Hypothesis test
DISCUSSION AND CONCLUSION
REFERENCES

• Jiyeon Kim(University of South Carolina)
• Joohyung Park(University of South Carolina)
• Hannah Weiner(University of South Carolina)