Slow shopping is defined as a shopping approach where consumers take the time to browse and explore the offerings of a store or shopping center at their leisure. This mode of consumption is distinguished by its slowness and deliberate nature, in contrast to the quick and utilitarian aspect of impulse purchases. It can be seen as a response to the increasing competition from online shopping. Some large retailers are implementing initiatives such as “quiet time” periods or “bla bala” checkouts to encourage this slow shopping approach. The concepts of disconnecting and mindfulness are closely linked to this philosophy of more thoughtful consumption. A concrete example of the application of the “slow” or “quiet shopping” concept would be the implementation of time slots dedicated to peaceful and stress-free shopping.