Consumer perception about garment styles with Indian tribal painting

Purpose Indian tribal painting represents a renowned cultural tradition. Integrating tribal art into clothing has captivated customer interest, adding heritage and tradition. This study aims to explore consumer opinions on Indian clothing styles adorned with tribal paintings, focusing specifically on preferences related to these unique designs. Design/methodology/approach This research used a systematic approach to data collection, with statistical analysis to identify trends and correlations related to consumer preferences for clothing featuring tribal art across various demographics. Findings This study found significant variation in garment style preferences based on the integration of tribal paintings. Academics and fashion designers favored classic styles with tribal motifs, while business professionals and students preferred modern looks that incorporated tribal designs. Age-influenced style choices, with younger groups favoring contemporary garments featuring tribal art and older groups preferring classic styles. Originality/value The findings offer insights into the market demand for clothing by incorporating tribal paintings and provide valuable guidance for fashion brands looking to integrate such designs into their collections, without the influence of broader fashion trends or media.

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Research Journal of Textile and Apparel
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2025-08-11
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https://doi.org/10.1108/rjta-06-2024-0093
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Fashion and Cultural Textiles
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Consumer perception about garment styles with Indian tribal painting

Raju C. John, Vijayalakshmi ravi
Research Journal of Textile and Apparel
Fashion and Cultural Textiles
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Consumer perception about garment styles with Indian tribal painting

Raju C. John, Vijayalakshmi ravi
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Abstract

Purpose Indian tribal painting represents a renowned cultural tradition. Integrating tribal art into clothing has captivated customer interest, adding heritage and tradition. This study aims to explore consumer opinions on Indian clothing styles adorned with tribal paintings, focusing specifically on preferences related to these unique designs. Design/methodology/approach This research used a systematic approach to data collection, with statistical analysis to identify trends and correlations related to consumer preferences for clothing featuring tribal art across various demographics. Findings This study found significant variation in garment style preferences based on the integration of tribal paintings. Academics and fashion designers favored classic styles with tribal motifs, while business professionals and students preferred modern looks that incorporated tribal designs. Age-influenced style choices, with younger groups favoring contemporary garments featuring tribal art and older groups preferring classic styles. Originality/value The findings offer insights into the market demand for clothing by incorporating tribal paintings and provide valuable guidance for fashion brands looking to integrate such designs into their collections, without the influence of broader fashion trends or media.

Research Journal of Textile and Apparel
National Institute of Fashion Technology (IN), ASA College (US), Fashion Institute of Technology (US)
Openalex Percentile: Top 79%
Fashion and Cultural Textiles
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