Effects of Promotional Bundles with Non-Fungible Token (NFT) Fashion on Consumers’ Perceptions

The rapid expansion of the non-fungible token (NFT) market, which grew over 200% in 2023 to reach $22 billion, has opened new avenues for fashion brands to engage consumers through digital fashion products under blockchain technology. This study investigated the effects of NFT promotional bundles that combine physical and NFT fashion items as a pair on consumer perceptions. By investigating the interaction effect between the brand type (luxury vs. non-luxury) and promotional bundle types (PHY+free NFT vs. NFT+free PHY), the research demonstrated how these bundles influenced consumers’ perceived value, risk, and authenticity according to the brand type. The findings showed that while a freebie physical item can enhance consumers’ perceived value of NFT products for non-luxury brands, it led to value-discounting inferences, particularly for luxury brands. This study contributes to the literature on NFT fashion by exploring consumer perceptions and providing insights for fashion retailers on effectively framing promotional bundles to maximize consumer engagement for NFT fashion products.

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Journal of theoretical and applied electronic commerce research
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2024-11-28
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https://doi.org/10.3390/jtaer19040161
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6
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Art History and Market Analysis
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Effects of Promotional Bundles with Non-Fungible Token (NFT) Fashion on Consumers’ Perceptions

Song‐yi Youn, Jung Eun Lee, Seo Hyun Kim
6 citations
Journal of theoretical and applied electronic commerce research
Art History and Market Analysis
38.95
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Effects of Promotional Bundles with Non-Fungible Token (NFT) Fashion on Consumers’ Perceptions

Song‐yi Youn, Jung Eun Lee, Seo Hyun Kim
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6 citations

Abstract

The rapid expansion of the non-fungible token (NFT) market, which grew over 200% in 2023 to reach $22 billion, has opened new avenues for fashion brands to engage consumers through digital fashion products under blockchain technology. This study investigated the effects of NFT promotional bundles that combine physical and NFT fashion items as a pair on consumer perceptions. By investigating the interaction effect between the brand type (luxury vs. non-luxury) and promotional bundle types (PHY+free NFT vs. NFT+free PHY), the research demonstrated how these bundles influenced consumers’ perceived value, risk, and authenticity according to the brand type. The findings showed that while a freebie physical item can enhance consumers’ perceived value of NFT products for non-luxury brands, it led to value-discounting inferences, particularly for luxury brands. This study contributes to the literature on NFT fashion by exploring consumer perceptions and providing insights for fashion retailers on effectively framing promotional bundles to maximize consumer engagement for NFT fashion products.

Journal of theoretical and applied electronic commerce researchVol. 19(4)
University of Missouri (US), Auburn University (US)
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Art History and Market Analysis
38.95
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