Dilemma Types in Vegan Fashion Design

Ethical Consumers’ Awareness of Vegan Materials: Focused on Fake Fur and Fake Leather

“…Banned materials such as angora, cashmere, fur, suede, nubuck, patent leather, chamois, calfskin, shearling, silk, snake leather, lizard leather, and wool come from animals [17]. Several studies have defined vegan fashion as not using animal raw materials and included it in the category of ethical fashion [16,[18][19][20]. Yoh [18] concretely states that vegan fashion does not include animal materials such as leather, fur, wool, silk, and duck fur, among others, and animal experiments during the process of production.…”

“…It is also highly favored among younger generations who take more care of the environment and pay more attention to fashion [27]. Although artificial fur raises the dilemma of causing environmental pollution during the production and disusing process since the raw material is petroleum [16], several researchers still consider it ethical fashion as it solves unethical problems such as animal abuse and cruel slaughters.…”

“…Nevertheless, there are often conflicting opinions. Further, vegan fashion solves environmental issues caused by the production and disuse of composite materials for authentic fur and leather products [16]. However, the first dilemma arose from the eating habits associated with veganism; some environmental ethicists have claimed that vegetarianism causes harm to the environment and that if people give up the consumption of meat and choose vegetarianism, the population will increase dramatically due to surplus food sources, which causes a threat to the ecosystem [35].…”

“…Meanwhile, although vegan material satisfies the aspect of animal ethics, the dilemma of the production and disuse of composite materials causing environmental pollution has continued to raise concerns [16]. Therefore, under the category of ethical fashion [10], this study aims to determine consumers' relationship and interests in artificial fur and leather, considering both the environment as well as animals.…”

A Study on the Changes in Consumer Perceptions of the Relationship between Ethical Consumption and Consumption Value: Focusing on Analyzing Ethical Consumption and Consumption Value Keyword Changes Using Big Data

“…. 개인은 제품에 대한 소비행동 을 할 때 자신의 가치관과 일치시키고자 하는 경향이 있다 (Grubb & Grathwohl, 1967 (Bae et al, 2018;Gonçalves et al, 2016;Hong et al, 2010;Hur & Ahn, 2009;Jung et al, 2013;Jung et al, 2017;Kong, 2010;Lee & Min, 2019;Lin & Huang, 2012;Park & Lee, 2015;Yoon & Yoon, 2013 (Jeong & Kwon, 2018;Kim & Park, 2018;Wi & Kim, 2019 (Sheth et al, 1991). (Bae et al, 2018;Hur & Ahn, 2009;Kong, 2010;Park & Lee, 2015), 감정적 가치의 영향 (Park & Lee, 2015), 사회적 가 치의 영향 (Hur & Ahn, 2009;Kong, 2010)…”