After Nordstrom pulled Ms. Trump’s products, many people opposed to Mr. Trump cheered the decision.<br />“And anyone who attacks him, I try to defend.”<br />Nordstrom said that Ms. Trump’s products were simply not selling well, and that remaining inventory would still be available in some physical stores.<br />“In recent days, we’ve seen our brand swept into the political fray, becoming collateral damage in others’ efforts to advance agendas unrelated<br />to what we do, which is produce accessible, solution-oriented products for our loyal customers,” the brand said in a statement.<br />Now people are boycotting Nordstrom for another reason: The store said it would not sell her products.<br />A couple of weeks ago, people boycotted Nordstrom for one reason: The department store sold Ivanka Trump products.<br />But many of these companies — like L. L.<br />Bean and Macy’s — still find themselves in the eye of a social media storm.<br />Some major companies, including Macy’s, the country’s largest department store, still sell Ms. Trump’s shoes, handbags and clothes.<br />“Now they have a different chapter on how to deal with a tweet from the president.”<br />Calls or emails sent to a half-dozen of the country’s largest department stores about how they are handling<br />Ms. Trump’s products, for example, resulted in either no comment or carefully neutral statements.<br />The “boycott Nordstrom” movement instantly changed political direction after the department store scrubbed Ms. Trump’s name from its site last week.
