The brand image is of paramount importance for customers as well as marketers. Beyond their functional utility, products have a symbolic meaning. Parts of this symbolic meaning are accounted for by concepts like brand image and product-user image. The study provides an insight into various aspects of brand image and self-image congruency. The purpose of this article is to show that product image influences consumer preferences and satisfaction through a congruence effect. Based on existing literature, the paper has introduced a conceptual framework to explain the interrelationships between the various facets of the brands and corresponding outcomes. It is proposed to use the metaphor of "brand as person" to present a conceptual model to illustrate the interrelationship between consumer, consumer image and brand image. This paper comprehensively examines the self-concept theory and research in consumer behavior and provides a conceptual framework for future research.