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International Journal of Interdisciplinary Research

Table 3 Rotated component matrix of factor analysis

From: An empirical test of the triple bottom line of customer-centric sustainability: the case of fast fashion

 

Measurement items

Component

1

2

3

Economic sustainability

EC1: [xyz]’s clothes have good design and style

.851

.117

.194

EC2: [xyz]’s clothes are soft, comfortable and provide a good fit

.810

.309

.230

EC3: [xyz]’s clothes provide high quality in materials and stitching

.753

.304

.369

EC4: [xyz]’s clothes are fit for purpose, hard-wearing, and durable

.701

.396

.335

Environmental sustainability

EV1: Toxic chemicals are not used in production by [xyz]

.229

.784

.376

EV2: [xyz] adopts environmentally friendly production practices

.349

.719

.442

EV3: [xyz]’s clothes are produced with a minimum effect on the environment (e.g., no gases, low carbon foot print) and animals

.337

.677

.512

EV4: [xyz]’s clothes are made from sustainable materials such as organic cotton and not be synthetic

.398

.655

.451

Social sustainability

SO1: [xyz] prefers local production of their clothing

.311

.315

.791

SO2: [xyz]’s products are made under safe and healthy working conditions, without child labor or sweatshops

.279

.378

.778

SO3: [xyz] pays fair wage for factory workers and raw material suppliers

.272

.386

.752

SO4: [xyz] gives back to the communities in which it does business

.322

.424

.728