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Purpose – The purpose of this paper is to explore retail format choice among male shoppers, using desired store attributes and shopping orientations as predictors of format choice. Design/methodology/approach – Male shoppers in the USA ( n =560) were surveyed via the internet. Multiple regression was used to evaluate the data. Findings – The findings identify distinctive predictors of male patronage across several retail formats including department stores, discounters, category killers, dollar stores and internet only stores. Research limitations/implications – The findings identify desired store attributes and shopping orientations of frequent male patrons of several retail formats. The information provided is useful for advancing the retail format choice literature as well as for retailers to better understand male patrons. Future research could examine patronage of newly developed retail formats and include situational variables that could provide additional predictive power for retail format choice among males. Practical implications – This research provides retailers with specific knowledge to identify males who are likely to frequent specific retail formats based on desired store attributes and shopping orientations. Originality/value – This exploratory study uses desired store attributes and shopping orientations to profile male shoppers of several retail formats in the USA. The research is unique because the investigation of retail format choice among males has been very limited.
International Journal of Retail & Distribution Management – Emerald Publishing
Published: Nov 8, 2011
Keywords: Shopping orientations; Store attributes; Retail format; Male shoppers; United States of America
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