What We Do With Your Information (And What We Don’t)
We’ll keep this straightforward, because privacy pages have a habit of being long and vague. Here’s the short version: we collect what we need to get your order to you and improve your experience. We don’t sell your personal information to anyone.
When you browse the site, some basic technical information gets logged — browser type, device, pages you visit, that kind of thing. We use that to understand what’s working and what isn’t. We may also use cookies, which are small files that help the site remember your session and preferences. You can control cookies through your browser settings if you’d rather not have them.
If you place an order, we collect your name, shipping address, and payment details so we can actually fulfill the purchase. That information is shared with the companies that help us operate — payment processors, shipping carriers, analytics providers — but only to the extent necessary to do the job. We don’t hand your data over to random third parties for their own marketing.
We don’t run targeted behavioral advertising, and we don’t sell personal information in the traditional sense. If you’re in a jurisdiction with specific opt-out rights, you can make that request through the contact page. We honor Global Privacy Control signals where applicable, and we won’t penalize you for opting out.
You’re welcome to ask what information we hold about you, request a correction, or ask us to delete it. The contact page is the way to do that. We’ll respond as clearly and promptly as we can.
That’s the policy in plain English. The longer legal version may have more detail, but the principle doesn’t change: your information is yours, and we treat it that way.