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Cookie Policy

Last updated: September 2026

1. What a cookie actually is

A cookie is a small text file placed on your device — phone, tablet or computer — when you open a website. It lets the site recognise that device on the next page or the next visit. Some cookies are needed for the site to function at all; others exist to measure how the site is used or to support advertising.

2. Essential cookies

These keep the shop working and cannot be switched off, because without them the site cannot serve you a session:

  • Session cookies: hold your basket and your place on the site while you browse.
  • Preference cookies: remember the choices you have made, including your answer to this cookie banner.
  • Security cookies: carry the token that proves a form was submitted from our own pages, which is what stops forged requests being accepted.

None of these identify you personally. They are used only to deliver the service you asked for.

3. Advertising and measurement cookies

These are set by third parties and only after you allow them. They tell us which adverts brought people to the shop and let those platforms show our products again to people who have already visited. If you decline, the shop works exactly as before — we simply lose the measurement.

The advertising accounts behind these cookies belong to SCROLLWORK LLC, which manages the campaigns for this site. The shop itself is operated by the seller named in the footer; the two are separate companies.

Google Ads

Records which advert or search term led to a visit, and whether that visit ended in an order, so we can tell which campaigns are worth running.

Used for: advertising, remarketing and conversion measurement.

Kept for: up to 12 months.

Their policy: Google Privacy Policy

Meta Pixel

Where we run campaigns on Facebook or Instagram, this measures their results and allows products you viewed to be shown again on those platforms.

Used for: advertising, remarketing and campaign measurement.

Kept for: up to 12 months.

Their policy: Meta Privacy Policy

4. Turning cookies off

Besides the banner on this site, every browser lets you block or delete cookies directly:

  • Chrome: Settings > Privacy and security > Third-party cookies
  • Firefox: Settings > Privacy & Security > Cookies and Site Data
  • Safari: Settings > Privacy > Manage Website Data
  • Edge: Settings > Cookies and site permissions > Manage and delete cookies

Blocking essential cookies will break parts of the shop, including the basket and the order forms.

To control Google advertising specifically, use Google Ads Settings. For Meta, use the Meta Ad Preferences.

5. Changing your mind

The first time you arrive, a banner asks what you allow. You can accept everything or keep only the essential cookies.

That answer is itself stored in a cookie. Clear the cookies for this site in your browser and the banner will appear again on your next visit, letting you choose differently.

6. Where to read more

How we handle the data behind these cookies is set out in our Privacy Policy.

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