Cookie policy

Cookies are small files a website stores on your device. We also use comparable browser storage, which works the same way and is covered by this policy.

Some are strictly necessary for the store to function, and those are set without consent because the service you asked for cannot be delivered without them.

Beyond those, this store also sets measurement and advertising cookies. Because you normally reach this shop from our main site, where the cookie choice is made, your acceptance is carried over and recorded when you arrive here rather than asked for a second time. You can withdraw it at any moment, and the section Your choice explains how in one step.

Set on every visit. They carry no advertising identifiers.

Consent record

Remembers whether you accepted or declined analytics, with the date of your choice, so you are not asked on every page. Stored for one year.

Shopping bag

A reference to your bag, so what you add is still there when you move between pages or come back later. Kept in your browser until the bag is completed or cleared.

Sign-in

Keeps you signed in to your account while you browse, and signs you out when you ask. Only set if you have an account and log in.

Payment and fraud

Our payment provider sets its own cookies on the checkout page to process payment securely and detect fraudulent transactions. These are set by that provider under its own privacy terms.

We measure how the store is used: pages viewed, how long a visit lasts, and steps such as adding an item to the bag or starting checkout. We use it to see where the shop is confusing and fix it.

• —This measurement is tied to a visit rather than to your name, and it is not used to make decisions about you individually.
• —If you withdraw your consent, measurement stops from that moment and nothing further is collected.

This store uses the Meta pixel, a measurement tool provided by Meta Platforms Ireland Limited, which covers Facebook and Instagram. It records actions you take here — such as viewing a product, adding one to your bag or completing a purchase — and reports them back to Meta.

We use it for two things, and nothing else:

• —To see whether the advertising we pay for actually leads to sales, rather than guessing.
• —To show our products to people who have shown an interest in them, and to similar audiences on those platforms.

Meta acts as an independent controller for the data it receives and uses it under its own terms, which you can review in Meta’s privacy policy and in the ad preferences of your Facebook or Instagram account. We never send Meta your payment details, and we do not sell your personal data to anyone.

If you withdraw your consent, the pixel stops sending events about your visit from that moment.

Your acceptance is recorded when you arrive, carried over from the choice made on the site you came from. You are not bound by it: you can withdraw it on this site at any time, in one step, and we keep your refusal on every later visit.

Your browser can block or delete cookies and clear stored site data. Blocking the strictly necessary items will stop the shopping bag and sign-in from working, so checkout may fail.

Deleting site data also deletes the record of your cookie choice, including a refusal, so you would need to set your preference again on your next visit.

Independently of this site, browsers offer private browsing and tracking protection, and both Facebook and Instagram let you limit how your activity off their platforms is used for advertising, from the ad preferences of your account.

We update this page whenever what we store changes. How personal data is used more broadly — including the rights you have over it — is set out in our privacy policy, and questions are welcome through our contact page.