Hiller Connell, Kim Y.Kozar, Joy M.2011-03-102011-03-102011-03-10http://hdl.handle.net/2097/7996A study by Kim and Damhorst (1998) found that, despite holding attitudes of environmental concern, only a limited degree of socially responsible apparel consumption behaviors were present among apparel consumers. The present study seeks to examine further the relationship between consumers’ knowledge and attitudes of labor exploitation issues in the production and distribution of apparel goods and their apparel purchasing decisions.Permission to archive granted by International Textile and Apparel Association, March 10, 2011Purchase behaviorSocial responsibilitySweatshopsCollege studentsConference paper