To support this investigation, we adapt the consumption value theory. Consumption value has been thefocus of marketers’ attention since the late 1980s,when it was deemed a key determinant of consumers’purchase decisions (Sánchez, Callarisa, Rodrı´Guez, &Moliner, 2006). In particular, consumption value theoryconsiders the benefits that consumers received froma product, such as social benefits, and the sacrificesthey made, such as financial sacrifices. Furthermore,researchers have arrived at the consensus that consumption value has multiple dimensions and thatboth the utilitarian and non-utilitarian values of products should be considered (Sweeney & Soutar, 2001).For instance, Sheth, Newman, and Gross (1991) proposed that consumption value consists of social value,emotional value, functional value, epistemic value, andconditional value. Alternatively, Sweeney and Soutar(2001)