Green consumption is one of the fast-growing trends recently. However,
manufacturers of green products also face many challenges. One of the significant
challenges is that consumers’ claim to support green products but the actual purchase
rate is comparatively low. Thus, it is essential to study this gap. This study focused on
environmental-friendly detergents, it aimed to discuss if green word of mouth would
influence consumers’ perceived value and perceived risks, which further influences on
consumers’ purchase intention on environmental-friendly detergents. This study
applied questionnaires to verify the hypothesis. 439 valid respondents were obtained
among 577 samples. The results indicated that: 1. Green word of mouth has a positive
and significant influence on green perceived value and green perceived risk. 2. Green
word of mouth positively influences green purchase intention significantly. 3. Green
perceived value positively influences green purchase intention significantly. 4. Green
perceived value influences purchase intention. Last, this study provides managerial
implications for managers and practitioners.