Domestic fashion goods market is struggling to establish marketing strategy for attracting customers in order to prepare for diversification of consumption tendency and demand. Especially, it shows much interest
in customer satisfaction, which is directly related to corporate performance and affects repurchase intention.
The purpose of this study is to investigate the effect of the fashion goods quality of large-scale marts in
the low-price market on customer satisfaction and repurchase intention and to verify the mediating effect of
alternative attractiveness.
First, we set up a research model and a hypothesis for empirically grasping the causal relationship
between customer satisfaction and alternative attractiveness. Next, we conducted a questionnaire survey on
customers purchasing fashion goods in Seoul, and the frequency, reliability, validity, covariance, and path
analysis of the 360 data collected using the statistical program were conducted.
As a result, consumers are generally satisfied with the fashion goods of large-scale marts, but they are
positioned to be low-priced and low-quality products. Therefore, it is an urgent task to construct a inherent
brand and market area through aggressive quality control and marketing strategy. In this sense, it is
meaningful that this study provided basic data for the development of low- priced fashion goods market by
analyzing the effect of the quality of fashion goods with high growth potential on consumer behavior. In
the future, it is necessary to complement lacking sample size and to develop scales of product quality
suitable for fashion goods.