Hedonic shopping is viewed as a positive experience where consumers may enjoy an emotionally satisfying experience related to the shopping activity regardless of whether or not a purchase was made. Hedonic shopping motivations are in a way similar to the task orientation of utilitarian shopping motivations, only the “task” is concerned with hedonic fulfillment, such as experiencing fun, amusement, and sensory stimulation (Barbin et al., 1994). These hedonic satisfactions may be derived from ambience, entertainment, browsing, and a social experience outside the home (e.g., meeting friends, watching people).