From previous studies, we found that store atmosphere is a critical issue for today‟s fast moving trend. To make it easier on differentiating each store (Zeynep & Nilgun, 2011), retailers try to create an attractive store atmosphere by using different combination of various stimuli. However, Zeynep and Nilgun (2011) noted that most of the studies only focused on one store atmospheric stimulus instead of examine few stimuli together at one time. Therefore, those literature reviews may not be appropriate for the real stores since successful retailers always have mixed various stimuli to strengthen their distinctiveness. For our research, we try to use all the relevant store atmospheric stimuli to interpret its effect on customer patronage intention. By considering different types of store atmospheric stimuli, it would be more accurate to predict and control customer patronage intention.