This study used structural equation modeling to examine the affective transfer of three attitudinal consumer constructs, which are the attitude toward spokes-characters, the attitude toward spokes-character theme stores, brand retailer attitude, and the influence of these attitudes on spokes-character theme and brand retailer patronage intention. The results showed that attitudes toward spokes-characters and brand retailers influenced consumer attitude toward spokes-character theme stores. Furthermore, consumers' relative familiarity with the spokes-character and the brand retailer moderated the relationship between spokes-character attitude and brand retailer attitude. The spokes-character theme attitude mediated the influence of the attitude toward the spokes-character on the intention of spokes-character theme patronage, whereas the spokes-character attitude was found to influence the intention of brand retailer patronage through brand retailer attitude.