Policies

Cookie Policy

This page explains cookies and similar browser storage, and how you can control them.

What cookies are

A cookie is a small text file a website asks your browser to store. Similar technologies include local storage and session storage, which keep data in the browser without a file per se. They are used so a site can remember a choice, keep a cart together, or measure how pages are used. Some are removed when you close the tab (session cookies); others stay for a set period (persistent cookies).

Categories we plan to use

1. Strictly necessary

These keep core functions working, for example remembering that you added a luggage cup holder to a cart, holding a session together, or remembering your cookie choices. They are not used to build an advertising profile. Because the site cannot work reliably without them, they are normally exempt from consent, but we will still list them clearly once the actual tools are confirmed.

2. Preference

These would remember optional choices such as a preferred sort order on the shop page or a dismissed notice. They are convenient but not essential. If we add them, they will only run after you agree.

3. Analytics

We may want to understand which pages help customers most, for example whether the buying guide or a product page answers questions about storage pockets. Any analytics tool would run only with consent and would be configured to avoid collecting unnecessary personal data. No analytics provider has been selected or verified at this stage.

4. Marketing

We do not currently plan advertising or retargeting cookies. If that changes, they would be listed here, switched off by default, and activated only after an explicit choice. The PayPal payment flow, once live, may set its own cookies under PayPal's policies; those are controlled by PayPal, not by this page.

Managing your choices

When a consent tool is configured, a banner or settings link will let you accept, reject or adjust categories, and change your mind later. Until then, you can control cookies through your browser settings: most browsers let you block third-party cookies, delete stored data, or warn before storing. Blocking strictly necessary cookies may stop a cart from working. Mobile browsers usually offer the same controls under privacy settings.

Third parties

Payment processing through PayPal, if enabled, involves PayPal's own cookies and privacy terms. Embedded media or fonts, if added later, could also set cookies; we will name any such provider here before enabling it. We will not describe a provider as active until it is actually configured and tested.

Changes and contact

This policy will be updated when real tools are chosen and reviewed. Questions about cookies can go to the planned support address [email protected] (mailbox status unconfirmed). See also our Privacy Policy and Terms of Service.