Cookie Policy

Information about cookies and similar technologies

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1. What Are Cookies?

1. Cookies are small files or pieces of information stored on or read from the User’s device when the website is used. Similar technologies may include local browser storage, session identifiers and analytics tags.

2. The entity operating the Store and determining the purposes for which cookies are used is Leather Element Anna Jabłko. Contact regarding cookies: flocketroll@gmail.com.

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2. Categories of Cookies

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Essential

Purposes and providers: Wix — security, session, basket, login, language settings and remembering cookie choices. Stripe or other displayed payment methods — security and payment processing.

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Legal basis and duration: these cookies are necessary to provide a service requested by the User and do not require consent. They operate for the duration of the session or for the period necessary to retain settings and ensure security, as specified in the cookie settings panel.

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Analytics

Purposes and providers: Google Analytics — measuring traffic, visit sources and the way the Store is used in order to improve the website.

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Legal basis and duration: these cookies are activated only after voluntary consent has been obtained. Typical Google Analytics cookies, such as _ga and _ga_<identifier>, may operate for up to 2 years, _gid for up to 24 hours and _gat* for approximately 1 minute, depending on the configuration. Google Analytics user and event data is retained for 14 months.

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The current technical list of cookie names, providers and expiry periods is available in the “Cookie Settings” panel displayed in the banner and accessible from the Store footer. The list may change as Wix, Stripe or Google is updated. A change of purpose or the addition of a non-essential category requires the information and consent to be updated accordingly.

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The current technical list of cookie names, providers and expiry periods is available in the “Cookie Settings” panel displayed in the banner and accessible from the Store footer. The list may change as Wix, Stripe or Google is updated; a change of purpose or the addition of a non-essential category requires the information and consent to be updated accordingly.

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3. Consent and Management of Settings

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1. On the first visit, the User may accept all cookies, reject non-essential cookies or select settings by category. The accept and reject buttons should be presented in a comparable and readily accessible manner.

2. Analytical cookies and Google Analytics tags are not stored or activated before consent is obtained. Refusing consent does not affect access to the Store’s basic functions.

3. Consent may be withdrawn or changed at any time using the “Cookie Settings” link in the footer. Withdrawal is as easy as giving consent and does not affect the lawfulness of earlier processing.

4. The User may also delete and block cookies through their browser. Browser settings are an additional tool; blocking essential cookies may prevent the basket, Account or payment functions from working properly.

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4. Personal Data and Transfers

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1. If information obtained through cookies constitutes personal data, it is processed in accordance with Part II — Privacy Policy. In particular, the Privacy Policy explains the User’s rights, the recipients of the data and the rules governing transfers of data outside the EEA.

2. Google Analytics is used only after consent has been obtained. The Controller should use a configuration that limits the scope of the data, must not send data that directly identifies the Customer to Google Analytics and must maintain a 14-month retention period for user and event data.

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5. Amendments to the Cookie Policy

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1. This Policy may be updated if the law, tools or Store configuration changes. The effective date is indicated at the beginning of the document.

2. If an amendment concerns new purposes or providers requiring consent, the User will be asked to make a new choice before they are activated.

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