NEC and Meiji University Jointly Research the Effect of Enhancing Fashion Sustainability - 'Sustained Comfort' is an Effective Concept to Shift Consumer Perception of Fashion from 'Consumable' Back to 'Semi-Durable'
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NEC and Meiji University published joint research revealing that consumers view fashion as 'consumables'. They found that promoting 'sustained comfort' is a more effective concept to encourage sustainable choices than simply appealing to environmental protection.
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- Q: What is the main finding of this study?
- A: Consumers view fashion as a non-durable 'consumable' item, prioritizing comfort and affordability over environmental considerations.
- Q: What is an effective concept to promote ethical consumption?
- A: Promoting the sustainability of comfort (such as long-lasting softness) rather than direct environmental protection.
- Q: Where was this research presented?
- A: It is scheduled to be adopted at the international conference in 2026 and published in a Springer book.