The aim of this research was to examine the antecedents of showrooming. In doing so, the study contributes both conceptually and empirically through the development of a model of the antecedents of showrooming and its subsequent empirical assessment. A critical synthesis of existing research leads to a hypothesized research model of eleven drivers of in-store → online showrooming, as well as in-store value taking and online value co-destruction/co-creation. The testing of this model reveals very strong support for the hypotheses in that not only does each of the eleven drivers of showrooming directly associate, but also shopping enjoyment moderates the strong relationship between in-store value taking and online co-destruction/co-creation. Specifically, our findings show that product characteristics, consumer characteristics and channel characteristics statistically associate with instore-value taking and online value co-destruction and co-creation.