| 英文摘要 |
As the textile and apparel industry continues to pollute the environment, people are beginning to realize the need for sustainable management to reduce more damage. This study explores the causal relationship between consumers’environmental knowledge, environmental attitude, and sustainable apparel attitude on the purchase intention of sustainable apparel, using the Knowledge-Attitude-Behavior (KAB) framework as the basis. In this study, a snowball intentional sampling method was used, with university (junior college) students in the southern region as the research subjects, and 278 valid questionnaires were distributed by the network, and SPSS22.0 statistical software were used to analyze the data. The results show that: (1) demographic variables have significant differences of consumers’environmental knowledge, environmental attitude, sustainable apparel attitude, and the purchase intention of sustainable apparel. (2) Consumers’environmental knowledge have positive significant effects on the environmental attitudes, sustainable apparel attitudes, and purchase intention of sustainable apparel. (3) Consumers’environmental attitudes and sustainable apparel attitudes have positive significant effects on the purchase intention of sustainable apparel. (4) The consumers’environmental attitude, and sustainable apparel attitude have a mediating effect on the relationship between consumers’environmental knowledge and the purchase intention of sustainable apparel. |