Burlington Coat Factories Stock Ivanka Trump Merchandise

Burlington Coat Factory has reportedly stopped selling Ivanka Trump's line of products on its website. The retailer has not issued a statement on the matter, so it is unclear if the decision was politically motivated or based on sales. Ivanka's fashion brand saw a 32 percent decline in sales over the last fiscal year, with sharp declines in the weeks leading up to the 2016 presidential election.

Burlington Coat Factory drops Ivanka Trump's clothing brand online

Burlington Coat Factory, a discount department store, has dropped Ivanka Trump's clothing brand online. The company has not issued a statement on the matter, so it is unclear if the decision was politically motivated or based on sales. However, it joins a growing list of retailers cutting ties with the first daughter's brand.

According to Shannon Coulter, the co-founder of the #GrabYourWallet boycott, which aims to protest President Donald Trump and his family, Burlington Coat Factory was selling 13 Ivanka Trump brand products on its site the previous week. As of Tuesday, a search for the brand on the website yielded zero results.

The Ivanka Trump brand has seen a decline in sales over the last fiscal year, with sharp declines in the weeks leading up to the 2016 presidential election. The brand's footwear and apparel sales dropped by more than 70% in the second, third, and fourth weeks of October compared to the previous year.

The decision by Burlington Coat Factory to drop the Ivanka Trump brand online has sparked mixed reactions. Trump supporters have boycotted the retailer for removing the brand from its website, while the #GrabYourWallet campaign has stated that they will continue to boycott the store until there is clarity on whether the brand will be pulled from brick-and-mortar locations as well.

Other retailers that have stopped selling the Ivanka Trump brand include Nordstrom, Neiman Marcus, TJ Maxx, and Saks Off Fifth.

Ivanka Trump's brand products removed from the Burlington Coat Factory website

Ivanka Trump's brand products have been removed from the Burlington Coat Factory website, according to multiple sources. The discount department store stopped selling the brand's clothing and accessories online, with around a dozen items disappearing from the site. This move follows a number of other retailers, including Nordstrom and Neiman Marcus, who have also dropped the Ivanka Trump label.

Shannon Coulter, co-founder of the #GrabYourWallet boycott, a social media campaign against businesses associated with former President Donald Trump and his family, stated that Burlington Coat Factory "suddenly has zero Ivanka items on its website." Previously, there were 13 items available for purchase.

The retailer has not issued any statement regarding this change, and it is unclear whether the decision was politically motivated or based on sales. It is also uncertain if Burlington Coat Factory will continue to sell Ivanka Trump's brand in its physical stores.

The removal of Ivanka Trump's products from the Burlington Coat Factory website has sparked mixed reactions. Trump supporters have boycotted the retailer, while the #GrabYourWallet campaign has stated they will continue to boycott the store until there is confirmation that the brand will be removed from all Burlington Coat Factory sales channels.

This development is part of a broader trend of retailers cutting ties with Ivanka Trump's brand, with a reported 32% decline in sales over the last fiscal year.

Ivanka Trump's brand products still available in physical stores?

Ivanka Trump's fashion brand has been dropped by several retailers, including Canada's largest department store chain, Hudson's Bay, which also owns Saks Fifth Avenue and Lord & Taylor. Nordstrom was the first retailer to confirm it would be severing ties with the brand, citing brand performance and poor sales as the reason for its decision. Neiman Marcus, Belk, and Burlington Coat Factory have also stopped selling Ivanka Trump's products on their websites, and it is unclear whether they continue to sell them in their physical stores.

Saks Off 5th, a discount offshoot of Saks Fifth Avenue, continues to sell Ivanka Trump's shoes in its brick-and-mortar stores, and TJ Maxx and Marshalls also continue to sell her products in physical stores, despite removing them from their websites.

Ivanka Trump's brand products that were previously sold by these retailers include clothing, shoes, and accessories.

Ivanka Trump merchandise can also be found on Amazon, including clothing, perfume, and books.

#GrabYourWallet campaign boycotting retailers selling Ivanka Trump's brand

The #GrabYourWallet campaign is a social media campaign and organisation that uses economic boycotts against companies with connections to Donald Trump. It was started on Twitter in October 2016 by San Francisco marketing strategist Shannon Coulter, with the help of Sue Atencio. Coulter created the campaign in response to the leak of a lewd conversation between Donald Trump and Billy Bush, in which Trump made offensive comments about women. Coulter's aim was to be able to "shop with a clear conscience", without purchasing items from those who do business with the Trump family.

The campaign has targeted Ivanka Trump's clothing and shoe line, which was carried by Nordstrom before being discontinued due to poor sales as a result of the boycott. Ivanka Trump has since decided to shut down her fashion and shoe line. Coulter noticed a spike in people using the #GrabYourWallet hashtag whenever President Trump said something racist or xenophobic.

Burlington Coat Factory, formerly known as Burlington, is one of the latest retailers to stop selling Ivanka Trump's products. The discount department store has not issued a statement, but its website no longer includes accessories, coats, shoes and other items by Ivanka Trump. This follows a number of other retailers who have stopped selling her products, including Nordstrom, Neiman Marcus, and Belk.

Shannon Coulter has said that the #GrabYourWallet campaign is not about politics, but about "human decency". She has also said that the campaign is not just about affecting a company's bottom line, but about having a broader cultural impact.

Retailers cutting ties with Ivanka Trump's brand

In 2017, Burlington Coat Factory, a discount department store, became the latest retailer to stop selling Ivanka Trump's line of products. The company did not issue a statement, but its website no longer includes accessories, coats, shoes, and other items by Ivanka Trump's brand. This move followed similar actions by other retailers, including Nordstrom, Neiman Marcus, Belk, and TJ Maxx.

The decision by these retailers to cut ties with Ivanka Trump's brand was met with a furious response from her father, President Donald Trump, who took to Twitter to express his displeasure with Nordstrom, claiming that his daughter had been treated "so unfairly." Despite the backlash, Nordstrom stood by its decision, citing performance-based reasons for the change. A spokesperson for the company stated that they make buying decisions based on performance and that sales of Ivanka Trump's brand had been steadily declining over the past year, particularly in the second half of 2016.

The controversy surrounding Ivanka Trump's brand was not limited to the United States. In 2018, some Chinese factories that once manufactured her bags, dresses, and shoes also cut ties with her operation. This came after months of anti-Trump retailer boycotts and concerns about conflicts of interest, as Ivanka Trump served as a White House advisor while running her business. Ultimately, Ivanka Trump announced the shutdown of her namesake fashion brand in 2018, citing her focus on her work in Washington as the reason for the decision.

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