快時尚包括質量較差、價格低廉、大規模生產，相比之下，慢時尚是手工製作、耗時、質量更好、價格昂貴。隨著永續意識的增強，慢時尚改變了消費者的價值觀念和購買行為。
本研究以依戀理論為基礎，加入不可替代、自我延伸以及長壽性三個變數，以消費情緒作為調節變數，並揭示依戀對慢時尚消費意願的影響。
本研究以服飾消費者為主要研究對象，研究透過問卷調查法進行，一共回收358 份問卷，使用SPSS 22.0 與Smart PLS 3 統計軟體分析資料。
研究結果顯示，不可替代、自我延伸以及長壽性對依戀有顯著正向影響，依戀對慢時尚消費意願有顯著正向影響。本研究據此提出理論與實務意涵。

Fast fashion involves cheap quality, low prices, and mass production, in contrast, slow fashion is handmade, time-consuming, better quality, and expensive. With the increasing awareness of sustainability, slow fashion has changed consumers' value concepts and purchasing behaviors.
This study is based on the attachment theory, adds three variables of irreplaceability, self-extension and longevity, uses consumer emotion as a moderating variable, and reveals the impact of attachment on slow fashion consumption intention.
This study takes apparel consumers as the main research object. The research was conducted through a questionnaire survey method. A total of 358 questionnaires were collected. SPSS 22.0 and Smart PLS 3 statistical software were used to analyze the data.
The research results show that irreplaceability, self-extension and longevity have a significant positive impact on attachment, and attachment has a significant positive impact on slow fashion consumption intention. This study proposes theoretical and practical implications accordingly.

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