Brand heritage för lyxvarumärken och fast fashion-varumärken i modeindustrin ur ett konsumentperspektiv
(2013) FEKH29 20122Department of Business Administration
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- ABSTRACT
Title: The concept of brand heritage from a consumer’s perspective applied to the fast fashion industry, for fast fashion brands and luxury fashion brands
Seminar date: 2013-01-17
Course: FEKH29, Business Administration, Degree Project Undergraduate Level, 15 European Credit Transfer and Accumulation System points (ECTS)
Authors: Shamira Jonsson, Aurora Lundberg och Elisabet Troein
Advisor: Clara Gustafsson
Key words: Brand heritage, fast fashion brands, luxury fashion brands, co-creation and fashion
Purpose: The purpose of thesis is to examine the concept of brand heritage and its relevance for fast fashion brands in comparison with luxury brands within the fashion industry from a consumer’s perspective, in... (More) - ABSTRACT
Title: The concept of brand heritage from a consumer’s perspective applied to the fast fashion industry, for fast fashion brands and luxury fashion brands
Seminar date: 2013-01-17
Course: FEKH29, Business Administration, Degree Project Undergraduate Level, 15 European Credit Transfer and Accumulation System points (ECTS)
Authors: Shamira Jonsson, Aurora Lundberg och Elisabet Troein
Advisor: Clara Gustafsson
Key words: Brand heritage, fast fashion brands, luxury fashion brands, co-creation and fashion
Purpose: The purpose of thesis is to examine the concept of brand heritage and its relevance for fast fashion brands in comparison with luxury brands within the fashion industry from a consumer’s perspective, in order to contribute new theoretical understanding of brands.
Methodology: Raw data was collected through semi-structured interviews with individuals within the age range of 20-65 years. Secondary data was mainly collected from published scientific papers but also literature-studies and electronic sources.
Theoretical perspectives: The theoretical framework in this thesis deals with basic theories about brands, brand heritage and the link between brands and customers.
Empirical foundation: The empirical material is based on 15 semi-structured interviews as well as on the secondary data.
Conclusions: Our study shows that the consumers perceive some of the five elements in Urde et als model “The elements of brand heritage” as being more relevant for luxury brands than for fast fashion brands. Concerning a few of the elements of the above mentioned model, we found no difference in the consumers’ perception of their relevance for luxury fashion brands and fast fashion brands. However, there were none of these five elements that stood out to be considered as more essential in relation to fast fashion brands than to luxury brands. (Less)
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- Troein, Elisabet LU ; Jonsson, Shamira and Lundberg, Aurora
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- FEKH29 20122
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- M2 - Bachelor Degree
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- Brand heritage, fast fashion brands, luxury fashion brands, co-creation, fashion
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Title: The concept of brand heritage from a consumer’s perspective applied to the fast fashion industry, for fast fashion brands and luxury fashion brands
Seminar date: 2013-01-17
Course: FEKH29, Business Administration, Degree Project Undergraduate Level, 15 European Credit Transfer and Accumulation System points (ECTS)
Authors: Shamira Jonsson, Aurora Lundberg och Elisabet Troein
Advisor: Clara Gustafsson
Key words: Brand heritage, fast fashion brands, luxury fashion brands, co-creation and fashion
Purpose: The purpose of thesis is to examine the concept of brand heritage and its relevance for fast fashion brands in comparison with luxury brands within the fashion industry from a consumer’s perspective, in order to contribute new theoretical understanding of brands.
Methodology: Raw data was collected through semi-structured interviews with individuals within the age range of 20-65 years. Secondary data was mainly collected from published scientific papers but also literature-studies and electronic sources.
Theoretical perspectives: The theoretical framework in this thesis deals with basic theories about brands, brand heritage and the link between brands and customers.
Empirical foundation: The empirical material is based on 15 semi-structured interviews as well as on the secondary data.
Conclusions: Our study shows that the consumers perceive some of the five elements in Urde et als model “The elements of brand heritage” as being more relevant for luxury brands than for fast fashion brands. Concerning a few of the elements of the above mentioned model, we found no difference in the consumers’ perception of their relevance for luxury fashion brands and fast fashion brands. However, there were none of these five elements that stood out to be considered as more essential in relation to fast fashion brands than to luxury brands.}},
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