'shopping impulse' is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
It is used to describe the sudden desire or urge to go shopping, often without a plan or the money to buy something. For example, "I had a strong shopping impulse this weekend and went to the mall with no idea what I wanted to purchase."
Before the shopping impulse could pass, they said, a salesman from the store, Lafnac Digital Computers, came outside with a special $40 offer.
Rem Koolhaas, the architect of the cavernous new Prada store in SoHo, has tried to entice customers by subverting the shopping impulse altogether.
The $22 shirts will also be featured at a press conference this morning called by the Council of Fashion Designers of America and Vogue to initiate a campaign to re-ignite the nation's severely dulled shopping impulse.
Even the shopping impulse cannot always overcome form fatigue. Jupiter found that 21percentt of Web users said they had abandoned an online purchase in progress because they got tired of filling out forms.
Many shoppers were excited about the store's reopening, expressing an almost patriotic duty to indulge their shopping impulses and gadget fetishes.
It is the perfect environment for a store such as Zara, whose success is built on understanding the shopping impulses of the customer.
A bit like those sex shop impulse-buy items, where you can get a highly accurate mould of James Deen's dick or Sasha Grey's pudenda, the Fake Books movement is modelled from real books, bought at auctions, then turned into emblems of taste and distinction at their factory in Cirencester.
As a result of the proliferation of e-commerce and online shopping, "online impulse buying" has become an emerging phenomenon.
Are you after a product for an occasion or desire, or are you shopping on impulse and/or bargains.
It was impulse shopping at its most impulsive, with nobody being sure whether the lure was the rock-bottom prices or never knowing what would be on sale.
