Moda digital y sostenibilidad: impacto en el comportamiento del consumidor de la Generación Z en Croacia
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Sostenibilidad, Moda digital, generación Z, comportamiento del consumidor, industria de la moda, responsabilidad social corporativaResumen
Propósito. Este estudio analiza el papel de la moda digital en la promoción de un consumo más sostenible dentro de la industria de la moda, con énfasis en la percepción de la Generación Z en Croacia. Metodología. Se realizó una encuesta cuantitativa en línea entre el 28 de junio y el 20 de agosto de 2024, obteniendo 83 respuestas de consumidores de la Generación Z, un segmento clave del mercado. Resultados y conclusiones. Los hallazgos revelan que la sostenibilidad en la moda es valorada por este grupo, influenciada por la conciencia ambiental, el compromiso digital y las iniciativas de responsabilidad social corporativa. Se identifica que la moda digital puede fomentar prácticas de compra más sostenibles al modificar la percepción del valor y la necesidad de productos físicos. Aportación original. La investigación contribuye al debate sobre la integración de la sostenibilidad en la moda digital, proporcionando información útil para marcas y académicos interesados en adaptar estrategias sostenibles y alinearse con las expectativas de la Generación Z.
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