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Delivery Process and Consumers’ Satisfaction of Clothing Products Among Generation Z Business Education Students in Public Universities, Southwest Nigeria


Authors : Olayinka Rhoda David; Roseline Efosa Ekhaise; Elizabeth O. Ojo; Nicholas Oseremen, Osime

Volume/Issue : Volume 11 - 2026, Issue 4 - April


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DOI : https://doi.org/10.38124/ijisrt/26apr1275

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Abstract : Ordering and accessing clothing products purchased online comes with variety, convenience and timeliness but consumers complain of failed purchase transactions. This persistent issue raises concern, as more failed purchases are likely, making online shopping for clothing products increasingly difficult. The study examined the influence of delivery process on consumers’ satisfaction of clothing products among Gen. Z Business Education students in Public Universities, Southwest Nigeria. The study was guided by 3 hypotheses. A descriptive design of survey type was adopted for the study. The population of this study consisted of 4,805. A sample size of 355 was derived using Krejecie and Morgan sampling formula of a known population. To ensure proportional representation, multistage sampling technique was employed to select participants for the study.

Keywords : Clothing Products, Consumers’ Satisfaction, Delivery Process, Generation Z, Business Education Students.

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Ordering and accessing clothing products purchased online comes with variety, convenience and timeliness but consumers complain of failed purchase transactions. This persistent issue raises concern, as more failed purchases are likely, making online shopping for clothing products increasingly difficult. The study examined the influence of delivery process on consumers’ satisfaction of clothing products among Gen. Z Business Education students in Public Universities, Southwest Nigeria. The study was guided by 3 hypotheses. A descriptive design of survey type was adopted for the study. The population of this study consisted of 4,805. A sample size of 355 was derived using Krejecie and Morgan sampling formula of a known population. To ensure proportional representation, multistage sampling technique was employed to select participants for the study.

Keywords : Clothing Products, Consumers’ Satisfaction, Delivery Process, Generation Z, Business Education Students.

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