The purpose of this study is to investigate the factors influencing word of mouth (WOM) intention of SPA clothing brands which are popular among university students. Consumption value is divided into hedonic value and utilitarian value, and the effect of it on consumer innovation, price sensitivity, and WOM intention is analyzed. We also examine how consumer innovation and price sensitivity influence WOM intention. The final 294 questionnaires were used for hypothesis testing. AMOS 20.0, a structural equation, was used to test the measurement model and path model. The findings of the study showed that hedonic consumption value and utilitarian consumption value have a positive effect on consumer innovation. Second, the higher the utilitarian consumption value, the higher the price sensitivity. However, the higher the hedonic consumption value, the higher the price sensitivity. Third, hedonic consumption value, utilitarian consumption value, and consumer innovation have a positive effect on WOM intention. Also, the higher the price sensitivity, the lower the intention of word of mouth. Therefore, in order to increase WOM intention of SPA apparel brands, efforts should be made to lower price sensitivity while strengthening consumption value and consumer innovation